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COM BROOM SCORES AGAIN
CAMPBELL COLT WINS THE LUMBERMENS
STAKES AT CONNAUGHT PARK.
Li«rbt Showers Fall, hut Ottawa Track and Patron-
ape Are Unaffected — Gcrrard Chanpcg Hands
After Winninp Race for J. W. Schorr.
Olluwa. Out., June 10. — Threatening weather, fol
lew. (1 by lipht showers, bail but little effect on the
a t teiidanee at Connaught Park this afternoon. Con-
trary to expectations, a large crowd turned out. the
society element t«'inp well represented. The Linn
berinen’s Stakes, a dash of live furlongs. for two-
year "Ids, $J,2IM> added, was provided as a feature,
there were only four starters and two of them.
Corn Krooni and Cannock, were coupled as the C.
S Campbell and \V. K. ITosgrave entry. The race
was practically a two-horse affair all the way.
Corn Krooni took the lead from the start, with Can-
nock in close pursuit. Guy Kurus made a determined
< Hort with the latter in entering the homestretch,
where he was on almost even terms with Corn
Krooni. The pair fought it «>ut through the home-
stretch and in the filial drive the weight told on
Cannock and he tiled. The latter was giving Corn
Krooni eighteen pounds and this proved too much
of a handicap.
John W. Schorr took another purse when Gcrrard
won the sixth race. Like Gnauibrae. Gcrrard went
to the stable of another owner offer his victory,
.1. W. Iledriek purchasing the colt from Mr. Schorr
tor $l.t mV,. Gcrrard had his work cut out to beat
Golden Treat-lire. Ambrose gave Gerrard a smashing
good ride, bidding him well together in the stretch
racing and lie jusi managed to last long enough
to will by a head. Spellliound. the reissling favorite,
raced poorly. He was a bit unfortunate in the
run to the lirst turn, where he was caught in a
jam and it is just possible that this made the old
horse sulk. At all events, lie was a trailer all the
way and at no time did he appear able to im-
prove his position.
l'rince Chap was served up as the liest thing of
tile afternoon in the seventh race, but like K|iell-
bouial. he failed to materialize. lie was ridden by
c. lilies. It was tlie latter's first mount after get-
wing in from Kentucky this morning. lie will, it is
said, ride for A. L. Aste at Hamilton and other
meetings. Prince Chap was in difficulties right
from the start and was re|ieatodly pulled up during
tlie running. At no time was Ik* even dangerous and
when the race was practically over he closed with a
good burst of speed and was beaten a head by
Pretty Molly for fourth place.
A number of horsemen who remained over at
Montreal for the King Edward Park meeting ar-
rived this morning and were at Counaught Park.
\V. E. Burke came over with Henry Hutchison.
Jockeys Dreyer and Vandnsen also arrived and
both had mounts during the afternoon.
C. E. Rowe sold at private sale this morning to
Hr. Webster of Ottawa, the Kannockbiirn horse.
Kann Hard. The latter will lie schooled through
the field with the idea of making a steeplechaser
of him. Several other Ottawa gentlemen have sig-
nified their intention of purchasing thoroughbreds.
After Pat Rutledge won the second race he was
bid up $200 over his entered price of $500 by
A. R. Bressler. but was retained by bis owner.
The boost was in rebuilt ion for the running up of
York I.ad by S. Louis yesterday.
Several wagon loads of grass and clover were
distributed among the stables this morning by the
track superintendent and it made a great hit with
the horsemen who are loud in their praise of the
management for the consideration that has been
shown them during the meeting.
WORK-OUTS OF EASTERN HORSES.
New York. June pi. — Recent work-outs of horses
in training at Belmout Park were as follows:
Weather clear: track fast.
Alice K. — Half mile in 51. Coming around to her
host form.
Andrew— Half mile in oil. Has not lieeu hurried
milch in work.
Azyiaile, — Five eighths in 1:02. Shows plenty of
speed in all works.
Kallv (Tiff Mile in 1 : Pi. Under a good pull.
Bouncing l>ass- Three-quarters in 1:17%. Shows
some improvement with each work.
Breaker Boy — Mile in 1:17. Kioks good after a
long let-up.
Bumli of Keys— Five-eighths in 1:05. Coming
around to her good racing form.
Cudcau Half mile in 51. lias her old-time speed
and is ready.
Captain Matlock Mile in 1:10%. Has shown a
few good work-outs.
Colonel Holloway — Mile in 1:45. Appears to be
ready to race to his best form.
Flanmia Mile in 1:48. Has been workiug lietler
than ever.
Frank Clark -Half mile in 51. Has speed.
Gainer— Half mile in 52. lias not been hurried
for sliced.
Garl — Half mile in 51. Has been on the slow
aide.
Gregg — Half mile in 52. Coining unwind to form.
Hedge Half mile in 451. Good work.
Holiday — -Five-eightlis in 1:04. Ready to race
well.
Housemaid Three eighths in 20. Shows plenty
.,i speed in a!! work.
I.-iiiora -Three quarters in 1:18%. lawks good
and coming around to form.
I si rose -Three-quarters in 1:19. Is speedy.
Jawbone— Three quarters in 1:19. Coining around
after a long let-up.
Lace—' Three-quarters in 1:19. Has been on the
slow side for some time.
Ladv Lightning Three-quarters in 1:10, handily.
Lahore Seven-eighths in 1:22. Well in hand.
Little Bp— Three-quarters in 1:18. Shows some
improvement.
Little Hugh — Three-quarters in 1:17%. Coming
around.
Margaret Meise Half mile in 50%. Shows speed
iq all tier work.
X|jss Brush Three-quarters in 1:20.
Mr. Specs Seven eighths in 1:22. Has been doing
good work right along.
Palanquin Half mile in 50.
Kingliug -Seven eighths in 1:21. Has shown a
few good works.
Roger Gordon — Half mile in 51. Coining around
I,, racing form.
V ^ilon — Five-eighths in 1:02. Ready te race to
best form.
Scrapper — Half mile in 52. Has been <u the slow
side.
Spearhead — Half mile in 51. Not far from form.
Trade Murk — Half mile in 51. Jins not lieen hur-
ried.
Trifler — Half mile in 50. Speedy and not far
from racing form.
Wolfertou — Three- quarters in 1:17. Coming around
fast.
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1913.
JAMAICA MEETING TO BE TRANSFERRED TO BELMONT PARK
New York. June 19. Notwithstanding threatening
weather, a large crowd made the trip to Belmont
Park this a Her noon and not only did they witness
a good day’s racing, but also saw tlie horses run
well to form, as rive of tlie races were won either
by Involutes or second choices. .1. I... Holland ear
ried off (lie honors of the day when lie captured two
purses, scoring in Hie third with . that sturdy old
campaigner. Donald Macdonald, and following it
up by winning the Great American Stakes with
Gainer. in this race E. F. Cooney’s crack colt.
Punch Bowl, was asked lo take up 125 pounds and
concede much weight to bis opponents. ibis he
failed to do alt hough luck was against him. lie
broke in a tangle and was also ttotnered light a'ter
the start and thru to make matters worse, lie
swerved badly in the last quarter when Mcf alley
used his whip, si that lie failed to tig lire promi-
nently. Gainer raced in a goo | pesilion until tlie
last i in long, when Wilson sent him to tile front and
tie al once drew out to win lirst money by two
lengths from Mater. 'Mi' race had a net value of
$2,700. This was Wilson’s lirst success since he
came here Intm Canada. A long delay at tlie post
was caused ny fraet iousness on tin- part of Golden
Chillies. Two of starter Milton s assistants were ill
jured, although not
seriously, one lo
iug a
• Mill
when Golden Chillies
reared and si rue!
liim iu
tho
■non 1 1 1 with his 1 roofs.
Thr Grmt Ameriiaii Stakes was first
run in
ss*>.
Its tabulated history
sime 190“ is giv
'i i lie low
Year. Winner.
Wt. Jockey.
Val. '1
inn*.
t'.MKi Prince Charles.
. 122 N. Turner. $
9,750 1
( • j • j
P.MH Blue Girl
.122 T. Burns..
9.75 ) 1
1902 Dalesman
.115 Shaw
10.570 |
U;> *
1993 Broomstick
.125 ndom
10.1 Mill 1
IM
1901 Song and Wine
.122 F. O’Neill.
9. Sit! 1
oj"
1995 Burgomaster
.115 Lyne
10.025 1
“1
1909 Water Pearl ..
.125 J. Jones...
11.290 1
01
1907 Cohort
.115 R. l.owe...
1 4 . 751 1 1
1908 sir Martin ...
.125 J. Lee
12.200 1
no-.
1909 Starliottle
.115 E. 1 Kigali..
1.925 1
n*j
1910 Ba hliler
.122 E. Dugan..
7.120 1
« n* i \
1912 Gainer
.112 .1. Wilson..
3.700
No racing iu 1911 am
1912.
Jockey Tommy MeTaggart continued his good
work during the day hy landing Cadeau and Unpaid
Macdonald winners. But for having lo ride for
his own stable.. In' would also have had the mount
on Gainer.
John Madden lias received several Haltering offers
for the two-year-old tllly Hypatia, Iml none of them
lias come up to what lie thinks she is worth, so
that there has not lieeu any sale as yet. Hypatia
is evidently a high-class luty and Madden thinks
well of tier.
Gwaniix carried the Wilson colors to victory in
the steeplechase race. This was his second race
through tlie field and also his second win. Owanux
jumped excellently throughout the race.
It is announced that the meeting which it was
proposed to conduct at Jamaica will lie transferred
to Belmont Park. The original plans called for the
halting of racing at Belmout Park on July 5 and
the I iegin ning of the Mctro|«olitan Jockey Club sea-
son at Jamaica. N. Y.. on July S. However, in
response to a request from owners of thoroughbreds
that tlie Jamaica meeting be transferred to Belmont
Park, racing will continue at the latter course un-
til July 21.
Bistrict Attorney Charles N. Wysong of Nassau
county lias received orders from Gov. Sulzer to
bend his energies to securing concrete proof of bet
ting at Belmout Park. The Governor made it
plain that if he is furnished with real proof of
betting at the track he will take measures to stop
horse racing. lie has advised District Attorney
Wysong to communicate with persons who pretend
t hey have this evidence ami if lie is able to obtain
tlie evidence to present it to the Grand Jury of
Nassau county.
Gov. Sulzer’s orders, it is said, were prompted
h.v the publication of a story in the New York
American that proof of open gambling had been ob-
tained hy detectives of Hie Burns agency. The
District Attorney, who lias visited Belmont Park
ever since Decoration Day to observe the enforce-
ment of the law, is quoted as follows:
"I intend to have a subpoena issued for Editor
Arthur Brisbane of the New York Evening Journal
ordering him to appear before a county Justice ami
supply tlie names of tlie Burns detectives who have
secured evidence of law breaking. I asked Mr.
Brisbane over the telephone to furnish my office
with tlie information In- had obtained through his
detectives so that I could begin action al once.
But lie refused, saying that tlie evidence would
be reserved for publication in the New York Anieri
can. As .Mr. Brisbane and tlie Hears! newspapers
charge that there is open gambling and honkuiak
ing at the track I intend to afford an op|>ortuuity
for l In-in to furnish legal proof in open court.
”It is my desire to prosecute the persons al-
leged to I,,- boikinakers hy Mr. Brisbane ami the
llearst newspapers and 1 will use all tlie evidence
that may lie- in their possession. From personal
observations, however. I have not seen open vio-
lations of tin- law and am deeply interested in
whatever evidence private detectives may have dis-
covered al tin- track.”
W. C. Fessenden, better known on tin- turf as
Wally, is among those named as having accept -d
wagers from tlie Burns detectives. Fessenden once
owned a horse which won at Jamaica several years
ago at odds of lull to 1. He never lias lieen recog-
nized as a bookmaker. He was at *" line, .Mass.,
this week and one of his friends at Belmont Park
had received a telegram asking for enough money
lo lmy a railroad ticket to this city. Allan Pink
erton. who lias charge of (lie police arrangements
at tin- local tracks, called attention to the fact that
of more than fifty former bookmakers who are m
tin* habit "f attending the races not one bad been
implicated by the Burns men. Pinkerton assert. al
that several of the names mentioned by the Burns
people never had been beard of at tlie tracks.
The New York Sun says of tlie Shane case de-
cision:
“The Court of Appeals dismissed the Shane bel-
ting ease, recently a ffirne-d by tlie Appellate Di
vision of the Supreme Court in Brooklyn, on the
ground that tin- papers had been improperly drawn
by the authorities in Nassau county. The appeal
was made in la-half of Justice of the Peace Ciutrlhs
F. Gittins instead of tin* people of tin- State of
New York. According to eminent legal anthorPy
another appeal will lie taken in October. Mean-
while tin* Appellate Division's ruling on the Siqjij-
der decision will remain good law and conditions
at the race tracks will not lie altered. Racing
men regret the error committed in taking the case
to the highest court.”
Weights for tlie Brooklyn Handicap, one mile and
a quarter, which will lie run at Belmout Park Sai
unlay, are as follows:
Horse. A.Wt. Horse. A.Wt.
Whisk Broom II... 11 120 His Majesty 2 104
Watervale 5 125 Bald of Hope ....4 104
Adams Express 5 122 Amalfi 5 102
Meridian 5 1P1 G. M. Miller li 1«»:{
Froglegs 4 117 Sam Jacksou 5 102
The Turk 0 lit! Merry Task t! 102
llorron 2 114 Rolling Stone 5 100
Lahore 5 112 Mission 4 loo
Bonnie Kelso 7 112 Yankee Notions .3 100
Light O’ M’ Life. .4 111 Starliottle «i 99
John Furlong o 110 Coy Lad t tis
Klcburiic 2 ION Tartar 2 97
Guy Fisher 7 10S Jawlione 4 90
Textile 5 10S Col. Holloway ....4 95
Aldetiaran 4 DM! Nightstick 2 95
Cock o’ th :■ Walk.,2 105 Creme do Mentlic. .4 95
Frederick L 2 104 Impression 4 92
Weather clear: track fast.
Aldeharau Seven-eighths iu 1:22.
lime speed and is ready.
Has his old
PRICE 5 CENTS
BRINGIIURST A SMART ONE
SON OF PLAUDIT AND SWEET MARJORAM
SCORES THIRD STRAIGHT VICTORY.
Wins Allowance Race at Latonia for Which Roamer
Rules Favorite — Theresa Gill Runs Sensa-
tionally Fast Over Dull Track.
Cincinnati. O.. June 19. — .1. W. May’s Theresa
Gill furnished the chief incident of today's racing
at Latonia l,y scoring a sensational victory iu the
handicap at six furlongs, some of tin* best short
distance racers here being among tin* vanquished.
In view of tier defeat in a previous start her show-
ing this afternoon was remakahle, for she spread-
eagled her opposition and won eased lo a canter iu
the fast time of 1:12 over a track that was dull
and moist iu simts. In her preceding start, she
was handled by Buxton and landed sixth. Sehago
winning handily iu 1:12% over a fast track. Mar-
tin had Hie mount this afternoon and la* hustled
her away from the isist in vigorous fashion and
increased his advantage witli every stride so that
she ultimately won by six lengths. Sehago disposed
of Casey Jones for second place. Figuring that
track conditions Ik* against) Theresa Gill, her owner
sought permission ibis morning from Judge Price
to have her excused from starting, liut the per-
mission was not obtained.
The talent again experienced a setback in their
lietting operations. Korfhage being Hu* only first
choice lo win. Henry Rilie, a supposed “good
thing” in the second race, was supiiorted with rare
confidence, but was beaten a short margin by
World's Wonder in a bard struggle.
J. N. Camden's Rringhurst showed himself to
be a smart youngster when lie won the third race
iu handy fashion from Roots and Saddle and Minda.
Roamer was the favorite in this race, but whatever
chance In* might have had went glimmering soon
after the start when jockey Martin timidly took
him out of i-ontent ion. Martin figured in another
poor exhibition while astride Impression, tin* fav-
orite of the closing rape. 1 1 ist lack of alertness
at the barrier paused him to get away poorly
and lie then took bis mount Pack to last place and
went wide on tlie first two turns. Milton B. warn
this race from the poorly handled Bonanza.
The J. F. Newman stable scored its first success
oil a Kentucky track this season when Mother
Katcbam, an outsider, took the purse in tlie li ft It
race, for which Guide Post ami La Mode were
the choices. The last-named brought up in second
Plata-.
Jockey Kcderis was suspended (for five days in
the second race for attempting to interfere with
World’s Wonder while riding Henry Rit te.
Jockeys Kirsclibaum and Tnplin were eaeh sus-
pended for five days hy starter Cassidy tor disobedi-
ent a* at the , Mist in Hie opening race.
F. I). Weir and II. C. Applegate decided tmlay
to reject all pro|Hisitions for Old Rosebud’s transfer
until the colt reaches Saratoga, where ho will Ik*
shipped at Hie close of Latonia racing.
Jockey Shilling, writing from the east to a
friend here, states that lie lias despaired of getting
a license this season from the Jockey Club that
will enable him to ride. He also volunteered the In-
formation that his wealthy father-in-law would bo
an extensive purchaser of horses at (he coming dis-
persal sale of the Charles Kohler estate.
Jockey Loftus received word today that Rudolfc,
winner of the Kentucky Handicap, would la- shipped
here to start in tin- valuable Independence Handicap
and that his riding services were also in demand
by owner Busclicineyer for Hawthorn in the Ham
ilton Derby, to tie run June 20. Loftus has accepted
the mounts on liotli horses.
J. B. Kes|»oss will ship iiis string of racers lo
Hamilton, tint., for the racing there, and later
will go to Fort Erie and Windsor.
Trainer Jack Adkins stated today that Ruekliorn
will not till any engagements until fall. His recent
mishap, while not as grave as at first suptiosed.
is sufficiently serious to keep him from racing for
some time.
Today's attendance was again of generous pro-
portions, despite the intense heat prevailing in the
city.
Rringhurst, Mother Kateham and Milton R.. com-
prising the three-horse combination, paid $218.25
to each investor of $2. Korfhage and World’s Won-
der paid $11.40.
The following work-outs took place this morning
over a heavy track at Latonia:
Coletta — Three-quarters in 1:19%.
Coy- Quarter mile in 25%.
Francis M. — Five-eighths in 1 :04.
Gasket — Three-quarters in 1:25%.
lxiva — Three-quarters in 1:22.
I. ady Innocence -Quarter mile iu 25%.
Maud B. I,. -Three-eighths iu 41.
old Ben — Three-eighths iu 29%,.
Olga Star Five-eighths in 1:09.
o ’Tis True — ■' Three-eighths in 28.
Susan I!. -Three quarters in 1:21.
Trojan Belle — Half Mile iu 52.
Trovato — Mile iu 1 :53. *
TRACERY THROWN BY A SUFI RAGIST.
London, June 19. — In tin- race for the Gold Ctip
at Ascot today tlie American colt. Tracery, was
passing into the lead when a mail darted into the
track from a position near tin- royal enclosure,
which was occupied by King George and Queen
Mary, and grasping Tracer.v’s bridle brought the
horse, his jockey uud himself to tie- ground. Tlie
man was picked up unconscious witli a fractured
skull and was pronounced probably fatally injured.
He carried a suffragist Hag and a pistol and was
evidently inspired to his mad deed by a similar
occurence recently at Epsotn while the Derby was
being run. The horse and his rider. Whalley,
escaped iujtiry.
Tracery was second choice in the betting and in
all probability would have won but for the tragic
interference. As it was -T. Pilkingtou’s five-year-
old bay horse. Prince Palatine, by Persimmon —
Lady Lightfoot, which won the cup last year,
went on and won. witli laud Derby's five year old
chestnut horse. Stedfast. by t’liaueer— Be Sure
second, and Mr. Fairie’s four-year-old bay colt.
Aleppo, by Beppo ('here Rcinc. third. Eight hors •«
ran. Tlie Gold Cup is a weight fur-age of 2 1-2
miles at 2l> sovereigns each with a gold cup of
tin* value of 500 sovereigns and 3,500 sovereigns iu
specie added.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
II. W. L.. Dayton. O. Cannot inform you. Write
to Eugene Elrod, race track, Latonia, Ky.
A. ,T. M.. Chicago. Tlie straight parlay on Mag-*
pie. Flex and Jacquclina lost. The place won on tlie
iast two. Magpie being “out” for place.
McNulty. Chicago. The place parlay on Florence
Roberts, Rightoasv and ChnipiKdl-MeGilubon eutrv
won on .-ill and the sum due was $2.2.45.
Win. W . . St. T k > n is. Mo. At track prices the
show- parlay on Lindar, Wilhite and Edith W. won
considerably more than the bookmaker's limit of 20
to t. but you lould ouly win the limit, which was
due you.
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, JUNE 2o. 191:1.
Fifth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year olds. Selling.
(Track record: 2011— 1 :«Mi% — 4 — 118.)
9027 Sierra
Wt. Rcc.
.lot; l :os it
Mercnrium 110 1:07%
A.Wt.IIan.
liov 72.-.
115X720
(90581 Old Coin 103 1:07% 115x715
8904- Blue-Beard 110 1:09% 112x717.
9027* Ancestors 105 1:07--, 110. .715
9, i27 O’Kouite 110 1:08';, 115X710
8924- Tildv Woiffartli .. 90 1:09% 110x710
(8720) Right Little lol 1:08';. 112x790
s<«:7 Maud McKee 93 1 :09 : V. 105 X 700
8S85 Itarium 98 1 :99 : S-. 119x0.95
8942 Miss ll.bert 197 1:09% 110X099
lloisington, 1>. c,
liy Wadsworth —
Agno 115
Sixth Race — 3-4 Mile.
4-year-olds ami upward. Selling.
(Track record: 9X200 — - 1:13 — 5 93.)
9025 Hugh Gray 1021:13% 4 105x725
Winner — A. L. Kramer’s b. g, 10. by Bridgewater
— Black Wings (trained by A. L. Kramer).
Start good. Won easily'; second and third driving.
9038 Second Race — About 2 Miles. Steeplechase.
Purse $400. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net
value to winner $300: second, $00; third, $40.
Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockev. Op. Cl.
3381 Big Sandy 131 l 3 w McCluskey 0 fi
0639 Pr. Haniptonlll 2’ Heathering'n X-5 9-5
96141 Maltbie 137 3 20 MrBT’ck’m’n 10 10
88(>3 3 Simon Dale 140 4 .1 (’lark 2 5 4-5
Ed Rotan 149 L. rider. Booth 10 21
Time. 3:53*4. Track fast.
Winner — F. W. Sargent. Jr.’s b. g. 4, by Sand-
ringham — Genesee, (trained by W. II. Henry).
Start good. Won handily; second and third driv-
90G4 Second Raci — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $300.
2-year-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $225;
second. $50; third, $25.
Ind. Ilorse.
Wt.
Fin.
Jockey.
Cl.
,8973 (Parcel Post
113
1*
Vandusen
3-2
, 8997 IStevesta
167
2*
Stirling
4
8997 Transcina
105
3 2
Chappell
15
8973 Colonel C.
103
4 s
Alley
6
8553 i Madge's S’terlOl
51
Dreyer
2
8997 3 Red Rajah
100
6'1 G W Carroll
15
9029 T. Hancock
105
7*
C Knight
8
8553 Lem Barker
105
8 15
Ward
30
8973 Freelan G.
109
9
Jensen
30
847*'. Fort Johnson 110 1:14
8 1990720
8082 Figent 113 1:14% 7 192x720
8925- Helen Scott 87 1 :l:SVr. 107X715
8902- Locust Bud 110 1:14% (1107. .715
9058 Drum! 110 1:15% 4 103X715
8414 l»..n Enri.|iic ID’. 1:14 9 109x710
(9024) Queen Ruth ... .10111:14% 4 103X710
til 190 Ormonde fiinning-
liam 108 1 :20%m 6 109 X 085
9001 Torn Murpliy 119 1 :ljj% 5 109 X 089
KING EDWARD PARK FORM CHART.
MONTREAL, QUE., June 14, 1913.— Fourth day.
King Edward Jockey Club's First Meeting of 7 days.
Weather clear.
Presiding Judge, Joseph A. Murphy. Starter.
Janies Milton. Racing Secretary, r. <’. Cam pan.
9029 First Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $300. 2-
ycar-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $225;
second, $50; third, $25.
Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Cl.
8945 European 107 Ji Franklin 20
8973 3 Rummage 107 2 11 Gordon 4
8973 old .Ionian 110 3'S Chappell fi
8945 Joe Milliner 108 4 1 Warrington 10
8973- ISulgar 113 5- Dennison 1-2
X945-T. Hancock 107 6 s C Kniglit 3
8945 Santaneca 105 7 3 Feeney 30
TELEGRAPHIC FORM.
The horses which seem best in Friday’s races are;
Latonia, Ky., Jung 1!).
1 Lady Charcot. First Cherry. Tiktok.
2 Slireget, Guide Post, Wiuifreil D.
3 Aluliltivn, Edith W., Did Ben.
I High Private. El Paloiuar. Morristown.
5 Lahold, Winning Witch. Polly D.
0 — Helene, Servieence. Be.
J. L. Dempsey.
Coeur d’Alene— Alan. Idaho, June 19.
1 — George. Transact. Miss Tempo.
2— lioril of the Forest, Ossian. Sinn Foinn.
3 — Jim CatTerata. Eddie Mott. Eleetrowan.
4 — Mainlailero. Binocular. Rue.
5 — Miss Hebert, Maud McKee. Sierra.
6 — -Droiui, Helen Scott, Tom Murphy.
P. Clark.
Connaught Park -Ottawa. Out., June 19.
1— Rei|iiiraui, Dally Waters, Suwannee.
2 — Love Day, Gerrard, Tom Sayers.
3 — Jnei|Uclina. Big Dipper, Lucky George.
4 — Flex. Carlton G.. Sherwood.
5 — Ravenal, Marie T., Myrtle Marion.
6 — rliemulpo. Master Jim. Howdy Howdy.
7 Gold Cap, ltigliteasy. Star Gift.
T. K. Lynch.
NOTES OF THE TURF.
Trainer Thomas Kerrigan lias been fined $25 for
failure to sc 1 tool Bruin Belle at the barrier at Bel-
mont Park.
The London Jockey Clnl) lias given formal notice
to (lie Canadian Racing Associations of its inten-
tion to bold a meeting in 1914.
There are four on (lie Belmont Park schooling
list, including Bruin Belle and (lie two-year olds
ClitT Maid, Hilda’s Brother and Worstdale.
Verenu, which lias been racing well of late in
Kentucky, was purchased for $75 as a yearling by
Lew Marion for Sam Ilirsch. lie is a gelding of
more than ordinary size.
Jockey Knight was not permitted to ride al King
Edward Park after word was received from Secre-
tary Fraser of the Canadian Racing Associations
that he had been refused a license.
The Canadian Racing Associations committee de-
clined to sanction the meeting just closed at King
Edward Park upon the ground that it conflicted
with (he dates for Connaught Park.
There was a rumpus at the telegraph office at
Belmont Park after the second race on Tuesday when
an unknown mail tried to tile a 2 , hi word dispatch
in cipher. The message was refused.
E. R. Bradley will send the best of his horses
from Kentucky to Windsor at the close of the La-
tonia meeting, and after racing for a spell in
Canada, the slriug will wend its way to Saratoga.
Richard Dw.ver tuts arrived from his home al
San Praneisc, and has begun work in the interest
of (lie approaching meeting al Mineral Springs. 1ml.
He will visit Latonia and Hamilton in search ol'
horses.
Stanley Taylor, an Australian jockey who lots
been riding successfully in Iturmah, at Mandalay
and Calcutta, came over from Europe on tile Steamer
Finland to ride for Phil llyanis, who has Ids
liorses al lathHiia. Taylor lias never been in this
country before.
George .1. Long’s great four year old. Free Lance,
is training satisfactorily at Latonia. A day or two
ago he hree/.etl live eighths in I : i h ; and pulled up ill
sound condition. Trainer Peter Coyne is figuring
on giving 1 lie coll a fast milt work out before ship
nieiit to Saratoga.
11. C. Airhart. owner of Burette and other horses,
was ruled off al King Edward Park on the do ing
day of tin- meeting following his refusal lo transfer
Burette after she had been claimed out of a selling
race on Tuesday. John T. Slrile was lined $25 by
the judges for at tempting lo extort run up money
when Charles Goetz was Dial up on the opening day.
At Ascot on Wednesday the Ascot Derby, for
three-year-olds at a mile and a half was won by \V.
Astor'a brown coll Pilliwinkie. bj William I lie
Third -Conjure, with Major E. lender’s bay colt
Augur, by S|»earmilit Auspicious second, and Sir
.1. Willoughby's chestnut colt Jameson, by King
James Alexandra, third. Last year this race was
of the net value of $7,875 to the winner.
At Ascot. England, last Tuesday, the rich Coven-
try Stakes, for two year olds, was won by Col. D.
Mi-Galmoiil's gray coll Ti Parch, by the French
horse, Roi llciodc -Valin u. Si far Tvtrarch is
ipiile tin- Im-s| two-yeur-olil of the year in England
and lias wm all of his races with Hie greatest
ease. W. A. Clark’s bay colt Courageous, b.v
Chancer Miss Tailor was second in tin- Coventry
and L. Neuman's chestnut colt St. Cyr. by St.
Frusquin — Niretiia. was third. The winner usually
nets close to $9,000.
COEUR D’ALENE ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear; track slow.
Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time, 4:30.)
Runs well in mud. ©Superior mud runner.
(Ml maidens. 'Apprentice allowance.
First Race — 1-3 Mile.
2 year-olds. Maidens. Selling.
(Track record: sour, 17% 2 112.)
9039 Third Race— About 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $200.
Allowances. Hacks and Hunters. Gentlemen
Riders. Net value to winner $125; second. $50;
third. $25.
Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockev. Op Cl.
(8837) Absconder 155 1- T Wright 1-3 -5
8832 2 Willing inn 2 3 .1 Tucker 4 4
( 8832 ) Eadbald 155 3 N Prince 3 3*.
Time, 1:5C. Track fast.
Winner — J. Williamson’s br. g. 5, by Disguise —
Swiftfoot (trained pv C. Creamer).
Start good. Won easily; second and third driving.
9040 Fourth Race — About 2 1-2 Miles. .Steeple-
chase. Myopia Hunt Cup. Purse $7o0. Allow-
ances. Gentlemen Riders. Net value to winner
Time. 58%. Track heavy.
Winner — I). E. Stewart’s eh. f. by Dick Welles
— Moselle (trained by 1). E. Stewart).
Start good. Won easily; second and third driving.
9065 Third Race— About 5-8 Mile. Purse $300.
3-year olds. Selling. Net value to winner $225;
8974 Swiftsure 105
(8947 >C. d'Alene P)7
( 8974 ) Cecil 111
9931 Willis NS
8957 T. in the S'wll2
7 772 Ponkatasset 105
Wt.
Fin.
Jockey.
Cl.
107
1*
Dreyer
1
105
•n
Chappell
6
107
3*
Knight
ji
111
4 l
G \V Carroll
4
165
Dennison
A Hanover
Stirling
9002 J'nnv Harris 112
Si
Gaines
30
8826 Sir Melvin
165
Alley
s
903 1 Etta Bay
162
16'
Vandusen
15
3 482 3 Pink Lady
10:,
HP.
Feeney
15
8738 Uefugitta
1>M)
12
Wills
30
wt.
Fin. jockey.
Op. Cl.
149
I s RMortfmer
Jr2 8-5
151
2 F AJpers
5 6
159
3 .1 Park
3 4 *
154
Fell. G A Lee
5 8
159
Fell. T Wright
3-2 8-5
154
Fell. H Lee
15 46
8945 Santaneca 105 7 3 Feeney 30
8973 The Parson 107 8 Drcyer 6
Time, 57%. Track fast.
Winner B. A. Mosley’s h. f, by Dick Welle* —
Europn (trained by G. Foley).
Start good. Won driving: second and third the
same.
9030 Second Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-
olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner
$225; second. $50; third. $25.
Did. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Cl.
Wt.
Fin.
Jockey.
Cl.
105
1‘
Snyder
4
167
2*
1 Jreyer
3-2
10$
IP
0 2
McAdams
4
111
4'i
R Broooks
4
sl07
a 1
Warrington
6
110
«'
Washear
10
yl09
7J
Stirling
15
110
8=
Petherbridge
20
107
9'J
l-'eeney
10
107
10*
JX-nnison
3
100
11 s
Chappell
10
110
12
A Hanover
20
8798 Dipper 107 9'J Feeney 10
(8680) Elina 107 10* Dennison 3
8972 It. H. Gray 100 ll 3 Chappell 10
82 758 Holloway 110 12 A Hanover 20
Time. 1:16%. Track fast.
Winner — J. L. Adams’ cli. g, 5, by Matchless — •
Con, so (trained by J. G. Wagnon).
Start good. Won driving; second and third the
same.
9031 Tliinl Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-
olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner
$225; second, $50; third, $25.
Ind.
1 lorse.
Wt.
Fin.
Jockey.
Cl.
( 88 1 9 p .’oreopsis
109
l'i
C Knight
1
8974
Prince FonsolOO
2'i
Dreyer
4
3998
McAndrews
110
36
Warrington
5
8974
'Willis
165
4£
Dennison
3
871"
Brush
162
u'i
Stirling
10
8974
Turkey Trot
PH)
6*
Killingsworth
30
8972
Monkey
169
71
Wasliear
15
664 I*S. Pimpernel
113
S'
Ward
6
8977
Susan
168
9 2
Vandusen
10
92484-
'Tannic
112
16=
Gaines
15
5523
Little Erne
109
ll 3
C White
12
8974
Etta Ray
95
12
Snyder
20
Time, 1:16%. Track fast.
Winner — H. II. Gorin’s cb. g. 4. by Ornament —
Ollie Belle (trained by D. A. Brollier).
Start good. Won easily; second and third driving.
9032 Fourth Race — 1 Mile. Province Handicap.
Purse $1 .oo(i. 3 year-olds and upward. Net value
to winner $685; second, $200; third, $100.
Did. Ilorse.
Wt.
Fin. Jockey.
Cl.
8853 2 Strite
115
J ,lk Killingsworth
8828 -'Cliff Stream
128
2V O Knight
1
8948 SunguUle
110
3*' Gore
4
897 7 Tee May
103
•P ,' White
15
8696 2 St. Agathe
116
5*1 Franklin
15
8852 Oakley
116
6' Dreyer
5
8853 W il. Gerdes
lux
7" G W Carroll
20
7 30 1 3 Lily Paxton
116
x 2 Washear
X
8972 Tender
l(i:l
9 Snyder
15
Tittle. 1
:43%.
Track fast.
8835 Zarda 154 Fell. G A Lee 5 S
8897 3 Essex II. 159 Fell. T Wright 3-2 3 5
Slianba’more 154 Fell. H Lee 15 40
Time, 5:15%. Track fast.
Winner — B. Tuekeriuaii, Jr.’s li. g, 5. by Wools-
tliorpe— Enough (trained by W. 11. Henry).
Start good. Won handily; second and third driv-
ing.
9041 Fifth Race — About 2 1-8 Milos on the Flat.
Road Riders’ Plate. Purse $250. Allowances.
Registered Hunters. Net value to winner $175;
second, $50; third. $25.
Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl.
84 70 -Ace of Clubs 152 1-" Mr II Lee d-5 6-5
Ease 150 2nk Mr H Baker 21 3
.loot) April Morn 150 3 MrTuckermn f 4
Time, 4:05%. Track fast,
inner — Mr. Clietlaiid's b. g, 5, by Mazagan —
Ace of Hearts (trained by M. Daly).
Start good. Won pulling up; second and third
driving.
9042 Sixth Race — About 2 1-2 Miles. Chamblet
Memorial Steeplechase. Value $2. (kill. 4-veai-ol Is
and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner
$1-450; second. $.’100; third, $200.
Ind. Ilorse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl.
8836-0 Bear 134 l 3 R Gilbert 4-5 4-5
8918- Delirium 152 2‘®®K Wall 8-5 8-5
Silent Partn’rlaO 3 Olyott 20 30
(8020) Kingpin 149 Fell. E Klenck 2i 2
_ Time, 5:13%, Track fast.
Winner— J. K. Davis’ blk. g, 4, by Sain— llaimttn
(trained by M. Brady).
Start good. Won handily; second and third driv-
ing.
KING EDWARD PARK FORM CHART.
MONTREAL, Que., June 16. Fifth day. King
Edward Park Jockey Club’s First Meeting of 7 days.
Weather clear.
Presiding Judge, Joseph A. Murphy. Starter,
James Milton. Racing Secretary, C. C. Caiiipuu.
9063 First Race — 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-
ohls and upward. Selling. Net value to winner
$225; second. $59; third, $25.
Ind. Ilorse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. CL
8998 3 Orient - IPearl 111 l'i Franklin 6
8972 I iny Tim 113 2’ ,K C Jackson 10
9003 ’Curious 113 3'i Jensen 6
9932 *Sunguide 103 4- Dreyer 2
8976 Premier
, line, laiss, aracK neavy.
Winner D. llill's blk. ill. o, by tngnldshy — Gail-
lard 111. (trained by D. Mill).
Start good . Won easily; second and third driving.
Time, 1:01%. Track heavy.
Winner — W. C. Westmoreland’s h. f. by ID u
Brush Costume (trained by W. C. Westmoreland).
Slart good. Won easily; second and third driving.
9066 Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $1,990. 3-
year-olds and upward. La Patric llnndieap. Net.
Value to winner $685; second, $2tni: third, $1"".
Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Cl.
9909 Lord Wells 123 1 1 C Knight 4
897(I 2 Orimar i-ad
97
2 l
Alley
9000 Ijeialoha
166
U 2
Stirling
8948 Eva TanguaylU
4i
R Brooks
9000 Ven. Stmme
167
5*
.1 McIntyre
9033 -'Toison d'Or
168
72
Wills
8998 Stelcliff
105
Dennison
(8998 (Miss Felix
100
S 3
E GrUtin
9000 Nila
160
9 10
Dreyer
7559 -' Fundament’ 1
112
10
Jensen
Time. l:2u%. Track heavy. .
Winner — C. Reed’s ch. h. 5, by Ort Wells — Larty
Manners (trained by C. Recil).
Start good. Won easily; second and third driving.
9067 Fifth Race
Purse $300. ycar-
olds
and upward.
Selling. Net value to
winner
$225
second. $50
tliinl. $25.
Ind.
Ilorse.
Wt.
Fin. Jockey.
Cl.
901)2
Camel
116
I 2 Dennison
2
( 6063 ) Cassowary
114
2" k E Grittin
4
9<x;o
Sylvestris
111
3® Chappell
7-10
8974
Votes
98
4'" G W Carroll
6
9033
Gold. Ruby
111
5'* (’ Knight
4
9031
Tannie
111
8 Gaines
20
Time, 1:21%.
Track heavy.
Winncr — .1. 11. McCarren’s b. g. 7. by Cameron—
Gold Wing (trained by E. Wilkersoii).
Start good. Won easily; second and third driving.
9068 Sixth Race— 1 1-10 Miles. PurSe $300. 3-year
olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner
$225; second, $50; third, $25.
Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. 01.
( 8950 ) , 'uttyhunk 114 l 3 Dreyer 3 5
9002 » Vigorous 114 2 2 Davenport
900(1 E. of R'monilllt 3" Chappell
84 88 * Electric
9034 Otilo
( 9002 ) Agnicr
1)002 2 Mirdli
114 5 2 R Brooks
112 6* G W Carroll
114 7 Franklin
Time, 1:55%. Track heavy.
Winner — W. C. Westmoreland’s hr., g, 5, by Og-
den — Maitti (trained b.v W. C. Westmoreland i.
Start fair. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing.
Wt.
Fin. Jockey.
Cl.
Ill
l'i Franklin
(i
113
2»* O Jackson
10
113
3'i Jensen
6
103
4* Dreyer
110
5" Pickens
i
113
6 3 O Knight
113
7® Washear
8
•112
8 Gaines
36
9069 Seventh Race
olds and upward.
$225; second, $59;
Did. Ilorse.
9034 Kittery
8946 Malitine
9036 Booby
9091 Jenn. Wells
9030 Fly'g Pearl
9001 - Boano
9901 B. Bruminel
9091 Miss Dulin
Time. 1
W : inner — G. Fraley
(trained b.v G. Frale
Slart good. Won
ing.
3-4 Mile. Purse $399. 3 year-
Selliing. Net value lo winner
third, $25.
Wt. Fin. Jockey. Cl.
112 1- Vandusen 2
112 2‘ Chappell 2
110 3'J Dreyer 4
111 4“k C Knight 3
111 5* R Brooks 3
lio 6- E Griffin 4
113 7 l " Franklin 20
110 8 Pickens 15
:21. Track heavy.
's h. g. 4. by Yankee— Witfull
y i.
easily; second and third driv-
W inner E. N. Todd's h. e. 4. by Mod red — Little
Margaret (trained b.v H. T. Ellison i.
Start good. Won driving; second and third the
same.
9033 Fifth Race About 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3-
year-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $225;
second, $50; third, $25.
Did. Horse. Wt. Fill. Jockey. Cl.
897 7 BuckThontas 112 1J R Brooks 3-2
8949 Toison d'Or 112 2* Wills 4
8876 Barette HR) (' While 3
H!)76 Golden Rubyllo 4'J Warrington 6
8897 Jim l». Ill 5* Ward 15
47 1 7 3 Ainiagh 112 6* Gaines 15
799!) A. la Bay 10!) 7 Franklin 30
8976 3 Jim L. 112 Fell. McAdams 2
(57 ltl)Truc Step UR) Fell. Watts 6
LATONIA FORM
CHART.
LATONIA, KY.. THURSDAY,
days. Weather clear.
JUNE 19, 1918.— Tenth day
Lalulila Jockey Club,
Spring Meeting of 24
Presiding Steward, Charles
Secretary, K. W. Mugiim.
F. Price. Presiding Judge,
W. 11. Shelley. Starter,
Mars Cassidy. Racing
Racing starts at 2:5" p. 111.
(Chicago llu-e 2:5" p. in. 1.
’Indicates ai»pivutic»* allowance.
0070 FIRST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. (82311 1:05% .'! !i.'l.) $600 added. 2 year-old: . Colts
HV § v x and Geldin gs. Sellin g. Net value to winner $..|o; lecond . $130; third, $74.
Index Horses AWtPPS
( 8919 ) KOJtFH'AGE w Ida 6 2
9994 UH'TOK SAMUEL w K 1(12 1 5
(571 9 ) True Step 10!) Fell. Watts 6
Time. 58%,. Track fast.
Winner — J. N. Reynold’s eh. li. 7, by Peter McCne
— Nona p. (trained by W. Haiti.
Slart good. Won driving; second and third the
same. ,
9034 Sixth Race I Mile and 20 Yards. Purse $300.
3 year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to
winner $225; second, $7>0; third, $25.
Iiul. Ilorse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Cl.
8975 P’cessTh’rpe 112 1' Johnston
8975-Frog 116 L"i Warrington 4-5
8951 Itoseburg IV. 1(h) 3- Vandusen Lit
8975 Otilo ill 4- Pickens 6
8951 ('hil. Squaw 105 6} Snyder 4
8559 Montagnle 115 6* Bauer 15
8950 Kittery In!) 7'J Dreyer 8
(8686)1 hirty Forty 109 8‘ Dennison 20
870 1 pretend 112 »'J Feeney 20
8972 Gagnant Hi7 in (' Knight 30
Time. 1:46%, Track fast.
Winner — .1. McGue’s In. in, (i, by Worilsthorpe—
Princess Bowling (trained by J. Met Die).
Start got d. Won driving; second and third the
same.
8910 MOCKERY' w lo9 3 8 9H 5' 3* 3* Taplin J W Johnson” ' +38
89I0?EUSTACE w 105 S 3 2> 38 4' 46 Hyde G .1 Long 29
8954 3 OOS1S w 110 4 1 36 4t 56 36 Kirseh’m J Livingston 41 5
89 19' BUSH Y HEAD W'sB 95 12 12 76 7‘ 6-' 6' McDon'd E It Bradley 67-10
87 1 1 3 Ol,D TRUMP W’B 10!) 5 9 10 S' 2 S 3 7'-’ B Steele A I) Steele’ 24
8980 LOST FORTUNE w 109 lo 4 56 »;• 76 S 2 Buxton Mahoney ,V Shannon 33-10
8952 MIKE COHEN w ltd 2 lo 11 lo !)‘ 9" Estep J C <Vjhn t
898l) ('ANI)l BOX w 105 7 7 86 j|( ll 1 1 tor, j McCabe J F Gaffney 14
8910 FATHER RILEY wb llo'li (i 6' tl" 11 ll 3 .1 Henry B F Guthrie 43
8847 NATCHEZ w 1121 !• 11 12 12 12 12 l,nftus Mrs T J Carson t
' Mutilel field. Time. 23%, 48%, 1:01%, 1:07%. Track slow.
$2 mu tin- Is paid. Korfliage, $6.20 straight. $4.5o place, $3.70 show; Doctor Samuel, $8.70 place. $0.!Hl
show ; Mockery, field, $8.40 show.
Equivalent Imoklng mills- Korfliage, 210 to 100 straight. 125 to 1(8) place, 85 lo lo t show; Doctor
aSHUiii^l to plar»*. 245 to 1U0 show; Mockery, field. .*!!>» to 100 show.
Winner — Ch. g. by (Vsari.ni -Busy Lass (trained by W. 11. Buckner).
"v lll iii?ii Kls .L, a * 2:34. At post 4 minutes. Slart good and slow. Won easily; second and third ilriv-
>ug. KouniAGh, away forwardly, ran into the lead in the first quarter and won as his rider pleased.
.i'i( I OR SAMI EL ran prominently from the start and finished gamelv. MOCKERY closed a l.ig gap and
‘IVfr. 11 tl, < stretch. EUSTACE ran forwardly most of the way, 1ml tired in the sireteli. Bl SUV
HEAD timsheil well. LOST FORT I NE ran poorly.
ov.'i'w eights Mocker y. 3 poun ds; old Trump, 1: Father Riley. 1!; Natchez, 34.
A WtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv
w Id!) 6 2 1J 1- P 1“ Bore I W G Vauke
B 102 1 5 4“ 26 2 2 2* E Martin Crostbwaite & Rodgers
iv ms ■> v so i ii ■ i3 n-o.-n,. i i\- ■ i...
Equiv Odds Str't
210 1O0
ltul.
Horse.
Wt.
Roe.
A.Wt.IIan.
NH20
George
..112
: 1!) ■ .
1 12.
. 7<n>
Miss Tempo ...
. lO!»
: 4:i • .
1 12
t;:r.
HP! ft
Transact
. .lot
:4!)%
Htt.
>172
Kale Shelly . . .
-.101
: I!) ' .
l"7.
. ( ;sr,
89NI1
V irginia S
. . 1,15
:4!>%
1"7 .
. » )H.7
8472
Jessie Simpson
. . lilt
:r»n
107.
v.rjo
.loini Wallao* ..
. .112
:51 %.
1 1".
. r,7. _ )
78! >1
Myra llelmer ..
. . 1"7
1"7.
.r.7r»
9035 Seventh Race — Alsmt 5-8 Mile. Purse $300.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to
winner $225; ml. $50; third, $25.
Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Cl.
8956 HEN BY KITTE
8983 SILK DAY
8894 A l.'Tl MN
8912 TRANSPORT
W 104 t 5
W 105 10 1
WB 104 6 !l
W B HO S 2
‘-year-olds. Selling.
Eq uiv. o.I.ls S tr’t
695 DiO
Second Race — 3-4
4-ycar-olds and upward
(Track record : 9S266 1
Siuu Fcinn 112
Zitikaiid llo
Mabel King 1 (Ml
Lord of the Porest.111
Mile.
. Sclliu
:13 5 !).'!.)
1:14% 5 1 1 t®705
1:1 1%. hill x7oo
1 : 1 * *f. I 107X700
1:11'-. lo l"(i X 709
1:14% 11 109 X (595
1:18 I 107.. 685
1:16% 4 199 X 099
1:14--, !l 1(19X68"
1:115 5 111X680
1:17% 1" 111X080
4 107. .680
1 :1SV- s 1<M). .675
57 1 1
Lucetta
lor,
1*
A 1 ley
3
895 1
, llipian
112
1 h'eyer
i
8!); 7
Isabel Cassc
116
?,.!
E Griffin
4
8946
Manlteimer
112
VI
J McIntyre
8
S6>)8
Shillalah
111
8A
1 iennlson
50
8611
1 'hippewav'n
116
♦; 7 a
(’ Knight
2
7725
Mon Ami
112
7 «»
Washear
10
65892
Buster B.
112
s
Johnston
15
Meada 112 1:14% 11
Casntena (Ml ....197 1:18 4
Grizzlv Rear 113 1:16% 4
(’alia llo 1:14% !t
Dublin Minstrel ...DM) 1:1(5 5
Ossian 109 1:17% 10
Wanna 4
Belle Griffon 110 1:18% S
Third Race — 7-8 Mile.
3- year-olds mid upward. Soiling.
(Track record: 27ns 1:26 r, 107.
Eddie Mott DMI 1:29 5
Jim Caff'crata Ill 1:28% i;
Dulilgrcn lit 1:27% (5
Stoncman ill 1:29s s
Gcrds ■■.■■■■■■■., 4
Sam Connor 102 1:29% 4
Elect rowan ln:t 1:29% (i
llsctiro 98 1:27% 5
Frieze DM) 1:27% 7
Orntorinu 109 1:29% 10
Mike Dunlin 109 1:30 0
I H., 1). g. b.v
Pope Leo— Ilnrka a
Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.
4- year-ohls and utivvard. Selling.
(Track record : 98286 1:13 5 93.
PRINCESS I NIB S
Time, 58*i. Track fast.
Winner — D. C. Cantbron’s ch. in, 6. by Cesarion —
Moha !<>si-a (trained by .1. T. West).
Start good. Won easily; second and tliinl driv-
ing.
9036 Eighth Race — Alsmt 5-8 Mile. Purse $300.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to
winner $225; second. $50: third. $25.
007 1 S E( '( )N 1 1 RACE- 3-4 Mile. 1 8981 — 1 :1 1%— 5— 1 16. i $(ioo added. 3-year olds. Selling.
4 9 V * C J. Net value to winner $510; second, $13(1; third, $74.
index Horses A Wt Pl’St >4 % % Sir Flu J ockeys Owners L.JmV odds Str’t
1K! 7 1,,k •» "’ "'•y Williams Bros ,2)5 1(6)
8!).>(» MENltl RITTE w 164 1 a IV lj 16 2* KetlerLs 1, Marion 7 5
8983 SILK DAY w 105 10 1 .'l 1 * 4‘V 3‘ 3‘ .1 ('allahanW 1, la-wis • 67 10
8894 AUTUMN WB 104 6 !) X 2 7' 4V 4' E Martin J B Itespess 44 5
8912 TRANSPORT wb 111) S 2 46 6* i>6 5‘ Taplin J T liuglics «)
8824 DUCHESS DAFFY’ wb 105 3 6 7A )',' U 3 6* Teahan E Knls-I 47
8891) EL Y'UTAN w 104 7 S !> ;: X* 7 l1 7' Buxton (! Parsons * p,;,
8912 KKIGIITSTONE w lo5 2 4 2'i 26 S* X 2 J McCabe Bright & Stone 73
9043 EVELYN YoWRIC* w 10315 10 1" !' 9 9 Estep W (o-rst 2‘)
8819 s KELLY WB IK)" 4 3 6* Bled. P. Steele R 11 Clark "h
Time. 24, 48%, 1:14. Track slow,
$2 milt lids paid. World’s Wonder, $I5.!H) straight, $6.20 place, $1.00 show: Ilcnrv Rltte, $:’, SO place
$3.10 show; Siik Day, $4.(6) show.
Equivalent looking odds World’s Wonder. 695 to loo straight. 210 to 100 place, 100 to 100 show
Henry Ritle, !Hi t,, Dxt place, 55 to loO show; Silk Day, 100 to 100 show.
Winner -Ch. c, by llei-iuis — Rose Miller (trained by S. C. Cottrell).
Went to post at 3:10. At |h,si 2 minutes. Stall goml and stow. Won driving; second and tliinl the
same. WORLD’S WONDER began slowly, Imt moved up rapidly just before rounding into Hu- stretch and
boil •*> overcome interference front HENRY RITTE during tlm final drive, imt got tip liimllv. HENKV
RITTE showed Hie most speed and set the pace gamely. Imt tired in the stretch. SILK DAY ran fairly
we|| and finished gamely. AUTUMN closed a big gap from a slow beginning. RRIGIITSTONL tired in
the last quarter after running well to the stretch.
Scratched .8895 The Cinder. 113; .8611 Little Baker, 104.
Overw eights -Evelyn Yowrie. 1* pounds.
8824
DUCHESS DAFFY
w B
165 3 li
7£
V
u 3
889"
EL Yl PAN
W
164 7 S
S‘
7U
7 i
8!) 1 2
KKIGIITSTONE
w
105 2 4
2ii
Ifh
S 4
8 2
904 3
EVELYN YOWRIC
\v
163 .'. 5 16
10 “
!>
9
8819" KELLY’
WB
116 1 3
Bled.
QA7 O THIRD RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. <82311— 1:05%— 3- 93.) $600 added. 2-year olds.
* f \ J I Allowances. Not value to winner $485; second, $121; third. $64.
10.8X715
11180710
Bis • 710
108x710
KG . 7io
loo,. .705
100 X 705
108 X7, o
106 X 695
BIX. .690
108X691)
Did.
Horse.
Wt.
Fin.
Jockey.
CL
8949
Gay
109
I 2
C Knight
3
8684
Donwell
101
2*
A Hanover
10
8949
Mother
112
3 3
Bauer
8976
Booby
109
4-i
Warrington
4
8680
Lasa Ja
115
5ta
Franklin
S
8999
,’edar Green
99
f,'»
G W Carroll
20
5196
Pony Girl
113
7 2 ~
E Griffin
3-2
894 9
Fairchild
111
Si
C Smith
20
li.dcx Horses A WtPPSt '4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
( 8663 )BR I NGH t ' RST w 112 *i 1 PJ PJ l'V l 2 }! Steele J X Caindcit TtoToo
8822 BOOTS AND S’DLE w 115 2 2 2'V 2* 2‘ L'n Loft us E R Bradley 53 10
( 8893 1 M IN DA w 106 5 4 3 2 .'!J 3 2 3 3 Buxton T P Haves
( 8908 ) BARBARA LANE w 106 3 5 46 pt p t • j McCabe F D Weir 14
( 8891 iHOAMKR W 112 4 3 5 2 5* 5»* 5‘* E Martin ClavBro* 17-10
8609 RAOUL w 106 1 6 6 6 6 6 Hyde . G J lxmg 185
Time. 23%, 47%, 1:00%, 1:071 Track good.
$2 nmtuels paid. Bringhurst. $5.40 straight. $3.(50 place, $3.00 show; Bisits and Saddle $5.00 place.
$1.10 show: Mltulu, $4.20 show.
Equivalent bucking odd* — Bringhurst, 170 to 1(H) straight, SO to 10:i place, 50 to 100 show: II, Kits and
Saddle, iso to Rni place. 105 to lIHl show: Xllnda, 111) to 101) show.
Winner — Br. g. by Plaudit — Sweet Marjoram (trained by J. o. Keene).
Went to post at 3:42. At ls.st 2 minutes. Start good' and slow. Won easily; second and tliinl driv-
ing. .BRING III RST was away fast and, showing the most speed. led for the' entire way to w in in a
canter. BOOTS AND SADDLE rail in closest pursuit .,11 the way, Imt tired near the end.’ MINDA was
going fastest at tlie end and would have Iteen second in a few strides more. BARBARA LANE ran fairlv
well. ROAMER dropped buck out of forward contention immediately after the start and failed to respond
when culled on.
Scratched— Joe Walsh, 106.
<8.893) MIN DA
( 8908 ) BARBARA LANE
< 8891 I ROAMER
8609 RAOUL
W 106 5 4
w 106 3 5
w 112 4 3
w 106 1 6
Equiv. od d s Str’t
17" 100
53-10
12
14
17-10
185
TRY
la-soar . . . .
Ben Stolie
Mandailero
Doncaster
No Quarter
Bin, Hitlar
Rite
Buss
. . .its; i : 1 .3 %
. ..115 1:11
. . .112 1 11 2 !;
. . .1 in 1:12*-,
...107 1:13%
...107 1:13
. . .DH 1:13%
...107 1:12%
... 93 1:14%
107 X 725
112072-1
mi©72(l
105 720
112 - 715
1,19 • 715
1< Ml ■ 715
107 ■ 71 il
1 U3X710
8693 Biivell Lutz 99 9» Stirling 20
8602 Court Belle 169 16 Washoar 5
Time. 59%. Track fast.
Winner T. Hodge’s b. f. 4. by Knight of the
Thistle -Happy (trained liy T. Hodge).
Start good. Won easily; second and third driving.
BROOKLINE FORM CHART.
BOSTON. MASS., June 14, 1913. (Clyde Park,
Brookline). — First day. Country dub’s Annual Meet-
ing of 4 days. Weather clear.
Presiding Steward, A. 11. Illgginson. Presiding
Judge. E. C. Smith. Starter. Frank J. Bryan. Rac-
ing Secretary, Frank J. Bryan.
9037 First Race — About 5-8 Mile. Purse $200.
Handicap. Galloways. Gentlemen Riders. Net
value to winner $125 and Plate; second. $50;
third. $25.
ltul. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockev. Op. Cl.
( 8858 )( divert 16S Pj Turner 2 5 15
Miss Oakley 140 2'A N Prince 16 20
8858 The Thief 146 3 " F Alpcts 3 3
Time, 1:01%. Track fast.
f’OT RTII RACE — 3-4 Mile. (S9S1 — 1:11% — 6 — 11(5.) $.800 added. 5 year-olds and np-
waul. Ilamlinqi Net value to winner $68"; second. $118; third. $62.
A Wt Pl’St '4 % 4 Str Fin Jockeys
Equiv. Odds Sfr’t
8929 THERESA GILL w 3 95 4 5 1‘ l 3 P 1" E Martin C T Worthington 29C 1(H)
, 8981 ISEBAGO wb 5 124 1 2 4»* 3* 2' 2 s Loftus W Linker 2k
8929 CASEY JONES W 4 112 6 4 5' 5| 4j 3' Teahan A P Humphrey Jr 83-10
8950 SONADA WB 4 164 5 1 6 6 6* 46 Estep C Woodford 63 10
, 9005 1 FI .XVR. ROIJERTSwb 4 106 2 5 2' 2* 3' f. 2 .1 McCabe J Selirellier
8850 GROVER HUGHES w 5 169 3 6 36 R t; c, Buxton F E Brown 4
Time, 23 , 47. 1:12. Track good.
$2 nmtuels paid. Tlteresa Gill. $7.!Kl straight. $3.8(1 place, $:;.|u show; Sebago, $3.50 place, $2.80 show-
case}- Jones, $4.00 show. *
,8981 ISEBAGO wb 5 124 1 2
8929 CASEY JONES w 4 112 6 I
8956 SONADA wb 4 164 5 1
( 9005) FIvOR. ROBERTSwB 4 106 2 5
8851) GROVER HUGHES w 5 109 5 6
DAILY RACING FORM.
FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1913.
latonia tntries and Past Performances for Friday, June 20.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK EAST.
Ita< mg slaris at 2:30 p. in. (Chicago time, 2:30).
Xttuns well in wild. ©Superior mud runner.
(M) maidens. ’Apprentice allowance.
First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
2-.vear-olds. Maidens. Selling.
(Track record: S2311— 1:05% — 3 — 93.)
Ind.
Horse.
Wt. ReC.
A. Wt .Han.
iioo |
First ( 'berry
109. .700
7s?m;
.1. Nolan
112X095
vrj»;
.Vlarta Mae
112. .095
Buzz Around
104. . 090
f l ik Ink
112X090
9044
Big Lumax
ini).
91144
Violet M.iv .
SM.VJ
Belloc
112. .0x0
Texas Totvinii
112. .080
Erin. b. i
by
t elt — Amur
lit li
112
I.ady Cliarcoi
. br.
r. by Clia
•cot
Wild Thistl
(> . .
109
Salt us. b. i
by
Gut of R<
.ll’ll —
Sallie McAllister
112
Second Race — 3-4 Mile.
2-yen r-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track Record: SON I- 1:11 =f, — S — 1 1
04.-.9* Sureget 109 1:12 •!
All Red 1113 1:13%
Royal Dolly
Guide Cost
98 1:14
107 1:14
Anna in? 1:14%
Winifred l> ion 1:14%
Star Rose 112 1:14%
Karl of Savoy (MtltHi 1:14
General (Mi
Tactless (Mi
102 1 :U5%
110.)
C. 108x71.7
7 1OS071O
4 111X710
3 1OO..705
3 97X705
4 111X705
4 106 X700
3 102 X 095
3 99.. 685
Ind.
Horse.
Wt.
Itec.
A
Wt .Han.
1-MMIK2
Edith VV
105. .
715
(S920I
Ambition
112. .
710
VH V »4
Emerald Gem (M)
Ill
1 : 09 %
Ido . .
710
! 1008 3
Brnnzewing (M)
105. .
71o
tn>70
Gld Trump i.Vli
ll«>. .
7n.7
S'.IMl 3
Ralph t.Mi
105
1 :08 %,
112. .
7< ».'»
Fourth Race-
-1 Mile.
•’• year-olds and upw
ard.
Handicap
(Tiaek record: 7552
— 1 :
is — “i —
114.
)
stist
HIGH PRIVATE.
.1 lit
1 :3S%
7
1200
710
(9045)
Morristown
in'j
1 :38 >
t
111®
7.‘lo
ssis2 a
El Pnlninur
1 :39 :1 -,
x
7; in
8981
Coy laid
Dll
1 : 38 a.
4
1 < Ci x
71i"i
Fifth Race —
3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward
Selling.
(Track record: 8*98 1
1:11
)
1 10
)
(52S7)
I .a Is. id
1 10
1 :i :’•%-.
r>
111 X
Tiir.
87 If. 2
Winning Witch...
inn
1:13%.
4
mix
7*Jo
'.Hit::''
George Oxnard
Hip
1:13
4
110
7-0
8913
Polly D
ino
1 :12%
4
104 X
715
soil*
James Dockery....
1 1 Mi
1:11*.
4
1010
715
SM'.l
Tillie's Nighlinari
. !IH
1:1* I r.
4
KG©
7K'
8*185 '
Billy Holder
!>X
1:11
;s
1 02 X
710
8745
Capital! Brav
km;
1 :1 t%.
4
109 •
70.j
S!»7!l
Missin
105
1 : 1 4 * r.
97 X
011.4
8351
Billy Barnes
1o7
1:15%,
r»
1 1 l X
♦ ISO
!HlW
Weld worth i VI i. . .
102
1:15%.
ll
!H». .
1 i .7
5405
Curtain Call iM) .
103
1:14%.
4
mo. .
r»77
Sixth Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
4-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 3220-1:43%— :t— 110.)
90 1 :17%s 3 97.. 075
(Sold Color (Ml.. .100 1:15 3 99X075
Dick 1 lead Wood, 1>.
e. li.v Dick Welles
Ontwal 3 102
Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Special Weights.
(Track record: 82311—1 :05% -3—93.)
Hodge 100 1:08% 109. .725
> Old Ben 109 X 720
FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens.
•x Course Dlst TimeT’ckOdds Wt St % % % Sir Fit
Ilelene
Servicenco
Boldiv Cook ...
Tay Ray
Madam Phelps
lie
Jeff Bernstein
Wishing King
Coletta
S.vzygy
Siltrix (Ml ...
Clyde T. (Ml .
Selling. (82311-1:05%-
.. 95 1:46% 5 104X7
. .114 1 : 17%, * 7 HKI07
..105 1:50% 7 106X1
..107 1:47% 5 Dai X 7
4 loOXI
.. 94 1:48% 4 102X1
..112 1:40% 7 100. .(
. . D>2 1 :47 5 104. .(
5 104.. (
84 1:47% 5 104X1
4 102. .*
SO 1 :5o%sy 4 102. .(
Index Course Dist TiineT’ckOdds
FIRST CHERRY, b. f, 2
tan. I Latonia 5-8
SN72 laitonia 5-8
8572 Douglas 5-8
S490 Douglas 4J f
S367 Churchill 5-8
817!) Churchill 1-2
8070 Lexington 4J f
7906 Lexington 1-2
7871 Lexington 1-2
7452 Juarez 1-2
7301 Juarez 1-2
J. NOLAN, ch. e, 2
7S80 Lexington 12
7."i07 .1 uarez 1-2
7488 Juarez 1-2
7203 Juarez 1-2
7173 Juarez 31 f
7125 Juarez 31 f
6927 Juarez 31 f
MARTA MAC, b. c.
8926 Latonia 5-8
8767 Douglas 5-8
8609 Douglas 5-S
5-8 1:01 Vast 67-10
5-8 1 :00%fast 31-6
5-8 l:01%fast 29-5
44 f 55%fast 41-6
I g I :<il fast 21
1-2 48% fast 33
41 f 55%fast 16
1-2 51 hvy 16-5
1-2 49%hvy 17
1-2 4S%fast 21
1-2 47%fast 41
1 2 50%hvy 32-5
1-2 48 fast 3
1-2 47 last 8
1-2 494 good 6
31 f 45? hvy 6-6
>1 f 45? hvy 7
31 f 404 fast 50
8926 Latonia 5-8 1 :02%fast 41-10
8767 Douglas 5-S 1 :01%fast fid
8609 Douglas 5-S l:01%fast 68
8073 Lexington 4) f 55%fast f’ld
7922 Lexington 41 f 58 slow 10
BUZZ AROUND, ch. f. 2
8926 laitonia .
8872 Latonia
8(911 Douglas
8571 Douglas
8496 Douglas
8428 Churchill
8367 Churchill
5-S 1 :02%fast SI
8 I ."•'•.fast 46 -6
5-8 1:02 good 16-5
5-8 1 :0l%fast 44-5
4J f 55%fast 29-5
5-8 l:02%slow 37
6 g 1:01 last 40
TIKTOK, ch. c, 2
8962 laitonia 5-S l:00%fast 17
88"? t Latonia 5-S 1 :01%fast 4
8635 liouglas 5-S 1 :00%fast 37
8572 Douglas 5-S 1 :01%fast 28-5
8387 Churchill 5-S 1 9)2%hvy 14
8358 Churchill 5-8 l:00%fast fid
8276 niurchill 45 f 66%mud 39-10
8073 Lexington 44 f 55%fast 16
8003 Lexington 45 f 54 fast 16
BIG LUMAX. ch. f. 2
9044 Li Ionia 5 S l:03%mud 11
8i9il Douglas 5-S 1:02 good23 10
8312 Churchill 4) f 55%slow 63
8182 Churchill 1-2 49 fast 48
VIOLET MAY. b. f. 2
9044 Latonia 5 8 l:o3%mud 15
8793 Douglas 5-S 1 :0O%fast 16
86lo Douglas 5 s 1:01 fast 15
8196 Douglas 44 f 55%fast 14
8428 Churchill 6 S 1:02 %b1ow 27-10
8367 Churchill 5 8 1:01 fast fid
BELLOC, ch. c. 2
8952 l-alonia 5 S 1 :00%.fast 9
8767 Douglas 5 S l:ol%fast fid
8711 Douglas 5 8 1 :02%,sloW 60
TEXAS TOMMIE, ch. c. 2
8926 l-alonia 5-8 l:02%fast f’ld
First shirt for the following:
ERIN. b. c. 2
LADY CHARCOT, br. f, 2
SALVUS. b. c, 2
8428 I 'hun liill
8367 Churchill
8767 I Pniglas
8711 Douglas
SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (NOS l — 1:11%, — 5 — 110.)
6UREGET, ch. g. B
6459 laitonia 3 1 7:181 hvy 4 5
6311 laitonia 3-4 1:12 fast 11-10
5918 I hull bill 3 I 1:13? fast 19 10
5856 Chin chill 54 f l:os slow 17 10
576. Churchill 6? f 1:06? fast 47-20
r,.,7S Doiiglasl’k 5? f 1:06? fast 18-6
0358 Douglas Pk 3 4 1:134 fast 74
4834 Lexington 3-4 1:17? slowl7-10
ALL RED, ch. g, 7 I
82.54 i hui chill 2. 1 1:13%, fast 47
8051 l/exington 3 4 1:14 last 13
7945 l.exiugton 2. 4 1:11%, fast 28-5
7885 Lexington 3 4 1:17 hvy 24-5
0459 Latonia 3 4 1:1S4 hvy 32 5
6782 laitonia 3 4 1:14 fast 29 5
6182 Latonia 54 f 1:08? hvy 29-20
t9 <68 laitonia 54 f 1:064 fast 245
2.IH l.atonia lniTOy 1:50? hvy 81
2990 laitonia 3 4 1:14? mudl3 10
ROYAL DOLLY, br. f. 4
8523 Tulsa 64 f 1:23 good 4
8424 Tulsa 44 f 07%slow 1
82.38 Tulsa 44 f 57%,good 3
8169 Tulsa 3-4 l:I9%slow 6
S *01 Tulsa AK5S 1:04%, mud 2
799 1 Tulsa Ah 5 s 1 :00%fast 2
7588 Juarez 7 s 1 :20%fast 15
7545 Juan z 54 f 1 :o7 fast 6
7535 Juarez :i-4 1:!2%fast 20
7468 Juarez 3-4 l:!3%.fast 10
7347 Juarez 54 f l:07%,fast 6
7290 Juarez 6J f 1:08 fast 8
7231 Juarez 54 f 1:67? good 18-5
7139 Juarez 3-4 1:244 hvy 13-6
GUIDE POST, b. f. 3
:*»*74 laitonia 3-4 l:13%fast 14-5
8821 Douglas 3-4 l:13%tast 9
9614 Douglas 1 1-16 1:10 fast 12
8536 Douglas lm70y 1:45 fast 89-10
s:rn Church' 1 1 1 16 l:47%good 32 71
8255 Church' 1 lm70y l:46%slow 13-6
Mr23 T>-xington 3 t 1:14 fast 16
7000 Charleston 5J f 1:084 fast 7-10
6976 Charleston 3-4 1:15? fast 7-5
6916 Charleston 5? f 1:0S| fast 8
ANNA REED. b. f. 3
4>> 7* Kirseh’m
4- 5“ Klrseli’m
3 ! 3 s Kirseh’in
3h 2> J McCahe
3 h 5* Buxton
2,5 3% C Peak
3>‘ 4 2 i Buxton
8402 Churchill
8275 iliurchill
3-4 l:lG%hvy 19
3-4 l:13%tuud 75
I/exington 3-4 1:14 fast 20
7950 Li-xington
64:15 laitonia
6345 laitonia
6242 laitonia
6178 latonia
6082 laitonia
5946 Churchill
5766 Churchill
1 l:41%fast 8
3 4 1:18? hvy 63-10
5| f 1:07 slow 29
3-4 1:14 fast 20
54 f 1:10 hvy 59-10
51 f 1:09 mud 2
54 f 1:07? fast 21
6* f 1:07? fast 31-6
WINIFRED D., b. f, 4
8876 Latonia 1 1-16 l:46%fast
8665 Douglas 1 1-16 l:4T%.fast
8.473 Douglas 1 1-16 1 :46%fast
s:.xs church’ 1 lniiOy l:49%hvy
8280 Church’ 1 1 1-16 l:50%mud
8200 Churchill 1 l:40%fast
7621 Oliarlest’n 51 f l:08%fast
7613 Charleston 3-4 1:17 slop
7313 Charleston 7-S 1:304 fast
7149 charleston 3-4 1:17? mud
7119 Charleston 3-4 1:14? fast
7028 Charle'n lm70y 1:474 fast
6999 Charleston 3-4 1:151 fast
STAR ROSE, ch. g, 4
7615 Charlest’n 54 f 1 :08%,good
7561 Charlest’n 54 f l:06%fast
7514 CHarleston 3 4 1:16%, good
7414 Charleston 7-S l:29%fast
7311 charleston 3 t 1:14s fast
6340 Latonia 3-4 1:13? fast
6084 laitonia 3 4 1:164 mud
6578 Douglas Pk 54 f 1:06? fast
1862 Charleston 3 4 1:14? fast
105 622
106 11 7 8
105 4 4 4
107 543
107 7 5 5
106 10 7 7
109 2 3
107 3 5
104 9 6 4
109 6 4
109 6 7
103 2 1 1
109 8 5
100
108 7 4
1084 7 7
113 2 2
106 13 11 11
2 1 2 s Buxton
3>> 1>> Buxton
2‘ 2 2 C Peak
l 2 1‘4 Skirvin
5'4 3% C Peak
4 2 3J Vand’sen
36 3*4 Vandus'u
5* 4 lu JGoose
7 2 5 n J 15 Steele
54 4 2 i Vand’sen
S' 1 3 ! i Loftus
1*4 1>| Gnnz
3* 3‘) Obert
3 2 3‘J Griner
54 5*1 Taplin
10 10*1 Taplin
4 h 4 6 j Taplin
46 8 10 Taplin
7 2 5*» Taplin
11> 11>* Taplin
3 4 3«4 Taplin
7* 7*4 Taplin
6nk 53? Buxton
5 5*4 Vandusen
5>4 4’4 Vandusen
26 3 ? Vandusen
2* D 4 Vandusen
EARL OF SAVOY, ch. c. 3
102
By Ornament-
!H>7.'»
lavtonia
1
1 :4o%fast
135 103
4
4 6
4
4' l 4 ?. Buxton
8982
Latonia
3-4
1 :12%,fast
101 1(M’<
8
8
9
9 9 ,i ;i Buxton
7^>:i
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3 4
1 :2<> hvy
11 5 112
7
6
4
2* 2*J J Glass
7S72
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1
1 : 43% hvy
45 98
4
3
4
4* 4 1 2 VV VV T’
Gotil
Latonia
5J f
1:07* good fid 110 11
10
11
It 11**JC Peak
s Milton B.. Bonanza. Sloth
P Kiv.i. Star of Danube, KIPaloniar
it W. Wonder.O’TlsTrue.J.l I. Weaver
5174 Douglas Pk 5-8 1:02 fast 23
4825 Lexington 54 f 1:094 slow 9
GENERAL, b. g, 3
8768 Douglas 3-4 1 :12%fast 10
5174 Douglas Pk 5-S 1:02 fast 31
4971 Lexington 5-8 1:02? fast 6
4855 Lexington 64 f 1 :u9* good 18
4811 Lexington 5 8 1:04 mud 10
2773 l^atonia 5-8 1:01 fast 655
2282 Iwmisville 1-2 4S? good f'ld
2773 Latonia 5-8 1:01 fast
2282 I^onisville 1-2 48? good
TACTLESS, b. f, 3
9005 laitonia 3-4 1:12 fast
8712 Douglas 3.4 1:14 slow
8366 « Tiurchill 5* f 1 :06%,fast
8275 Churchill 3-4 1:13%, mud
GOT.D COLOR, ch. g. 3
9074 Latonia 3-1 1 :13%fast
8983 Latonia 1 1 16 1 :46%.fast
SX91 I ait on ia 3-4 1:13 fast
8712 Douglas 3-4 1:14 slow
85.36 Douglas 1m7ny 1:45 fast
8256 Church' 1 lm7oy l:46%.slow
7903 Lexington 3-4 1:30 hvy
DICK DEADW00D, b. c, 3
First start.
106 3
99
102 2
109 5
M 0
112 2
109 6
103 6
106 10
97
99 8
96 10
98 6
101 11
99
109 5
105 4 5
j 1 m :;
93 12
102 n 11
102 1 11
109 2
102
122 (I. Steppa. Luther. Tecumseh
7 7* 7 l 'JGross 12 Ruvoco, Pr. Uertuis. Gold Color
4 4 4*} Molesw’h 4 Flying Tom, Cream, Foundation
By Ort Wells — Anna Loretta Daly (W. M. Reeves).
5 9 10 22 E Martin P) Afterg’w. P. Antoinette, ltnnb’ry
11 11 ll 2 *5j Callahan 12 Ruvoco. Pr. Hcrmis. Gold Color
1 2 h 4 1 Goose 11 Counterpart. Baldoyle, Rosemary
3 10 lo*«5B Steele 11 Mazurka, P. Dermis, M. Frledsam
5 C 2 6 11 Goose !> Transport, The Grader. MazurbY,
6 54 6 Il .J Henry <! Yorkville, I‘. Worth. t'ouuterpaa^
9 9* 9 7 J J Henry 11 Areene, Polly Worth. Pink Lad}
By Orlando— Tactful (J. K. Allen).
8 S' 9’ 7 j.l Callalmn P Flor. Roberts, Wilhite. Closer
11 11 ll 22 J Callahan 12 Detutir, Kthelda. Hr. W. Briggs
0 6 6 21 J Callahan t! F. Roberts, L. Light’ng, Bronkf d
11 11 ll 40 J Callalianll Lady Lightning, Strong. Merrick
By Gold Heels — Indelible (Peyton & Russell),
8 8 S 2 " Taplin !* Mother Knlcham, La Mode. Tyreo
9 9 9 23 W Andress :• The Grader. Bil. Holder. Prospect
It) ll ll 22 Adams 12 Anna Patricia. Beulah S., Tyree
12 12 1 2* 2 J Daniels 12 Detour. Mtheldn, 1 > r. W. Briggs
11 11 11- W VV T’lorll Billy Holder. Guide Post. St mug
11 10 10 21 Vand’sen 13 II. Lauder. G. l'ost, Billy Holder
7 6* 6 l2 4Vaudtisen it W. Wonder, E.ofSavoy, O’TisTrue
By Dick Welles — Outwai (J. B. Respess).
Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish
By Miller — Last Cherry (W. G. Yanke).
66 6* Borel 12 Ovation. Channelise, I.indar
3 2 2* J Callahan Buttles, Ida Lavinla, Buzz Around
64 5“ • liorel 11 Tattler, Tiktok, llarbard
46 5* Borel 11 Birka, Watermelon, Violet May
46 4* J Borel 12 Christ’pbiue. W’t’rmelon, V.May
64 6*4 Borel 12 Casuarina, Harry L., Salon
8 8*~ Kirsch'm 10 Theodorita, Bronzew’g, M. McKee
3 2 4'°lBorel (J Susan B., B”townBelle. R.Muudl
4' 4*4 J CallahanlO B. Williams. A. Matnie. Penniless
3 2 4 3 3 Molesw’h S M'ganese, Edith W., Meritorious
3 2 3'? J Callahan 7 Paw. Edith W., Harbard
Bv Stalwart — Stormy Petrel (J. Livingston).
41 '4* Loft us 11 Korfhage. Brad. Choice, Manners
4 2 4 2 2 Robbins 10 Lonnie D., R. Mantel). S. Ward
43“ 42 Robbins 11 Bar. Lane. C. MeDougall, S.Walil
6 6 7 Kederis 8 Ooma. Little Bit, Kiltie
ink -j c Peak 7 Benedict, Carona. Rara Vez
1'4 26 Ixiftus 8 Old Gotcli, Benedict. Brevity
4% 6*4 Tealian 8 Othello. Panhachapi. Old Gotch
By Marta Santa — Lutie Mac (W. E. Oots).
44 6" J Henry 11 Ambition. A1 Jones. Lamb’s Tail
26 2 n J Callahan 12 Eustace, lliki. Candy Box
8 8 24 4Tnplin to Bob Black, Alador. Dr. Samuel
Pull. up. Tealian 11 Korfhage. R. Ilyams, Frances M.
31 4 7 1 Goose 0 I. Lavinla, Harwood. Caro Nome
By Cunard — Wayward Lass (E. R. Bradley).
5' 4 3 4 McDon’ld 11 Ambition, A1 Jones, Lamb’s Tail
4 3 4'“ McIHin’ld 0 liutlles. FirstCherry, IdaLaviuia
36 3 4 1 Daniels 11 Lady Innocence. Eranata, M. Lou
6h 5 2 McDou’ld 10 Rosa Mundi, Mesliaeh. Mackncz
64 6*4 Ganz 11 Birka. Watermelon. Violet May
41 3’J McDon’d 10 I.. Fortune, IdaLaviuia, May L.
76 8 12 Gang 12 Christ’pkine. W’tTmelon, V.May
By Stalwart — Attelle (F. J. Kelley).
4- 4* Hyde 8 Ida Lavinia, Old Ben, Harwood
9 l S^iLoftus 11 O’llaguu, Watermelon, F. Riley
44 4*? Buxton 7 Bandit, Brig’s Brother, Old Ben
3‘ 2* J McCabe 11 Tattler, Harbard. F. A. Stone
10 10**4 J Henry 10 Salon, Aunt Mamie. Old Ben
26 3*i J Henry 14 Caution. Bar. Lane, Rr. Cunarder
3= 2 3 B Steele 7 Candy Box, Birka. Watermelon
36 5 4 J J McCabe 11 Korfhage. R. Ilyams. Frances M.
G'4 9 19 Borel lit lmper’r, J.MacGinniss. T.Norm’n
By Knight of the Thistle — Lumax (C. Bogan).
51 s""\V Andress 10 Ave. Marty Lou. Eranata
24 7* "j MeCabe It Lady Inno’ce. Eranata, B. Around
2 3 3*4 W Andress S ltobinetta, 1). Mint. La Valletta
12 12*1 Hopkins 14 Miss Declare. Osaple, May L.
By Peep o’Day — Linoto (Hickey & Cloher).
46 I 2 } W W T'lorlO Ave, Marty Lon, Eranata
10 lo 10 ’ Buxton 12 Sosius, Hurry 1... Toronto
10 l0 1, jTaplln 11 KraneesM.. Harwood, BusliyHead
26 3'J W Andressll Birka. Watermelon, llorteuse
9 7*7 Loftus IP I. .Fortune. IdaLaviuia, B. Around
26 3 2 1 W Aiulressl2 Christophine. W’mehm, F. Cherry
By Oddfellow — Balzane (J. MacManus).
r,5 5* J Henry s Ida Izivinia. old Ben. Harwood
86 9“ J lleury 12 Eust ace. Marta Mac. Hyki
84 9 7 i J Henry ll Cosis, I.indar, Old Trump
By Peep o'Day — Driftwood II. (J. Spencer).
11 ll 12 4Estep 11 Ambition, A1 Jones, Lamb's Tall
By Celt — Amaranth (P. J. Millet),
By Charcot — Wild Thistle (J. H. Morris).
By Out of Reach — Sallie McAllister (W. Gcrst).
THIRD RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Special Weights. (8231 1 — 1:03% — 3 — 93.)
HODGE, ch. g, 2 109 By I. the Terrible — Nannie Hodgo (W. W. Darden)*
8847 Latonia 5J f 1:07 fast 21-20 KM) 3 4 4 44 4*°1E Martin .5 Black Toney, Pelx-eo. Sosius
8797 Douglas 5-8 l:00%fast 3-2 102 1 2 2 2D 24 E Martin 0 VandergrifL Pidie. o. Magnet
8535 Douglas 5-S l:00%fast 11 109 2 111 3 1* E Martin 10 John Guild. Toynbee. Sosius
8407 Churchill 4J f 64%hvy 32 102 2 2 5* 5 20 E Martin 7 O. Rosebud, T. Norman, Harwood
OLD BEN, b. g, 2 109 By Ben Brush — Commune (W. G. Yanke),
8952 Latonia 5-8 l:00%fast 6-5 108 7 4 3 2 2 2* Bond .8 Ida Lavinla, Harwood, Tiktok
8845 Uitonia 5-S 1 :00%fast 63-10 1 05 7 6 4 5* 3% Borel 9 Bandit, Barbarnl.ane B Brother
8635 Douglas 6-8 l:00%fast 19-10 10S 7 6 5 3* 3 4 4 Borel 7 Bandit. Brig’s Brother Tiktok
8459 Douglas 5-8 1:01 fast 53-10 108 8 8 5 3J £«* Borel S L. Fortune, Bar. Lane, Harwood
8387 Churchill 5-8 l:02%hvy 13 1084 6 7 5 3* 3 2 J Bond 10 Salon, AuntMamie, Uubvllvains
8197 Churchill 44 f 54 fast 10 108 4 3 3 3 3 9 Borel 5 T.N'orraan, Reamer, Gen. Warren
8108 Lexington 5-8 1:00%fast 18 115 13 11 11* ll 20 Kirsch’m 14 Iraperator. J. Gaud. It. Brother
7924 Lexington 44 f 57%slow 3-2 108 3 2 2* 14 Borel 5 Mesbach, Ada, Atlica
’Juarez 1-2 49 good 2 110 1 1 2* l 2 Borel 8 Othello, Edith W., Galar
’ Juarez 34 f 414 fast 6-6 112 1 6 4 3 2 Borel 10 Dick Dodie, Old Ben. Othello
T Juarez 34 f 40? fast 8-5 111 1 3 4 l 2 Borel 8 Shadrach. Ida Lavinla, Harliard
TH W., ch. f. 2 105 By Uncle— Dicker (F. D. Weir),
< Latonia 5-8 l:00%fast 12 100 1 1 2 2*4 2 3 J McCabe S Rutiles. B’zewlng, Dainty Mint
! Latonia 5-8 l:00%fast 44-5 105 1 3 4 3* S 3 4 Estep ti Casuarina, Buttles, Bionzeving
! l.atonia 6-8 l:00%fast 54 110 8 5 5 46 7 3 i Estep lo Minda. BirdieWillinms Kohinettn
Douglas 5-8 l:00%fast 5 100 1 1 1 1* l 4 J McCabe 11 Ovation, Frances M. Caution
Churchill 5-8 l:02%hvy 38-5 100 10 9 9 9 9**4Ivederis 10 Salon, Aunt Mamie Old Bon
1 Churchill 44 f 55 mud 39 107 3 2 4 2 5 7 i Kederis 8 Casuarina, FrancesM., B.Will’ms
1 Juarez 1-2 48%fast 8-5 107 1 1 2 ! 21 J McCabe 8 M'ganese, F. Cherry Meritorious
L Juarez 1-2 47%fast 3-2 112 3 2 S‘ 26 J McCabe 7 Paw, First Chen- v, Harbard
t Juarez 1-2 47 fast 9-10 102 3 1 2J Groth 5 LittleBit, MaDganese Gladys Y
1 Juarez 1-2 49 good 34 107 3 3 3 2 4 3* J McCabe 8 Old Ben. Othello. Galar
r Juarez 3J f 41? fast 7 112 4 4= 2* J McCabe 10 Dick Dodie. Old Ben, Othello
3ITI0N, br. c. 2 112 By Sain — Countess Irma (T. C. McDowell)
1 Latonia 5-8 1:02%fast 3-2 112 2 4 2 2* 14 E Martin 11 A! Jones, I.amb’sTail Bu Around
1 Douglas 5-8 l:00%fast 94 112 1 2 3 36 4* E Martin 12 Sosius, Harry I... Toronto
1 Lexington 44 f 55%fast 10 4 112 1 5 5* 5 7 Buxton 11 Uoamer, Destino. Tiktok
8952 Latonia 5-8
8845 I vi ton la 5-S
8635 Douglas 5-8 :
8459 Douglas 6-8
8387 Churchill 5-8
8197 Churchill 44 f
8108 Ia?xington 5-8
7924 Lexington 4J f
7227 Juarez 1-2
7047 Juarez 34 f
7017 Juarez 34 f
EDITH W.. ch. f. 2
9008 l.atonia 5-8
8928 Latonia 5-8
8S93 Latonia 5-S
S742 Douglas 5-8
S387 Churchill 5-8
- 8279 Churchill 4k {
7452 Juarez 1-2
7361 Juarez 1-2
7273 Juarez 1-2
7227 Juarez 1-2
7047 Juarez 3J f
49 good 2
41? fast 6-6
40? fast 8-6
5-8 1 :00%fast 12
5- 8 1:00%, fast 44-5
6- S l:00%fast 54
5-8 1 :00%fast 5
5-8 1 : 02% hvy 38-3
44 f 55 mud 39
1-2 4SV 5 fast 8-5 :
1-2 17%fast 3-2
1-2 47 fast 9-10
1-2 49 good 34
3J f 41? fast 7
7452 Juarez 1-2 4S%fast 8-5
7361 Juarez 1-2 47%fast 3-2
7273 Juarez 1-2 47 fast 9-10
7227 Juarez 1-2 49 good 34
7047 Juarez 34 f 41? fast 7
AMBITION, br. c. 2
8926 Ivitonla 5-8 1 :02%fast 3-2
8793 Douglas 5-8 l:00%fast 94
7946 Lexington 44 f 55% fast 10j
EMERALD GEM, b. f. 2
9004 Latonia 5-8 l:01%fast 17-3
8820 Douglas 54 f 1 :0S fast 68
8661 Douglas 5-8 1:02 good 69
BRONZEWING, ch. f. 2
9005 latonia 5-S l:00%fast 67
S92S Latonia 5-S 1 :0o%t'ast 23
8228 Churchill 44 f 54%fast 13
8154 Churchill 1-2 4S%fast 18
8070 Lexington 44 f 55%fast 141
OLD TRUMP, ch. g, 2
907<) Ivitonia 54 f l:07%slow 24
8711 Douglas 5-8 l:02%slow f’ld
8571 Douglas 5-8 l:01%tast 81
8358 Churchill 5-S l:00%fast f’ld
S197 Churchill 44 f 54 fast 26
RALPH, b. c. 2
8980 Latonia 54 f 1:08 fast 21
5 4 3' 4 Borel
3* 3 4 J Borel
34 2«k Borel
3* 3 2 J Borel
3 2 3 8 Borel
2* l 2 Borel
6 4 3 2 Borei
3« l 2 Borel
4 2 6 7 4 Kederis
2 2 2* J McCabe
2 2 26 J McCabe
2? 2» Groth
By McGee — Cappadocia (J. C. & C. B. Reid).
Ink 5*? J Henry ta Ovation. Charuieiise. I.indar
5 2 S’J J Henry !) FrancesM., B. Head. Candy Box
10 9'* J Henry li Ladyliino’oe. Eranata, B.Arounrt
By Stalwart — Miss Dolly ((A. P. Humphrey, Jr.),
3‘J 3 4 4 Tealian S RutHes. Edith W., Dainty Mint
4* 4*4 Tealian (i Casuarina, Ruffles. Edith W
5-ri 5’, I, ea !' an BiackToney, Sosius, Christophine
b>4 b-i TeaUan 10 The’dorita, B. Williams. A. Mamin
5 4 2* Teahan 10 Theodorita. Mar. McKee, iiiuata
By Allan-a-Dale — French Nun (A. D. Steele).
5 3 7 I7 4B Steele 12 Korfhage. Dr. Samuel. Moekerv
14 3'i J McCabe 11 Cosis, I.indar, Claudio
84 9°4 J McCabe 10 Rosa Mundi, Mesliaeh. Mackncz
14 9* : '4B Steele 14 Caution, Barbara I.ane, Tiktok
5 6 2 ° B Steele 5 The Norman, Itoamer, Old Ben
By Sempronius— Bashford Belle (G. J. Long).
56 5-4 Buxton 7 U Hagan, BigSpirit.Lost F.irtuno
FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upw ard.
( 75020 - 1 : 38 — 5 -
By Wool»thorp»— Luzelle (W. Gerat).
1*4 l,««ft iis Ip Serviccme. All Red. Sam Barber
l 2 l 3 Loftus lo Merrick. Coin. Touch. Milton B.
3* 3 4 Goose 7 C. oil Delivery, M'y I, ad, II. Lad
15 2»k lxiftus 5 R. Tea. Ella Br.vsou, Sir Alvescot
2% 2*4 B Steele 8 Royal Tea. Salesia. Merrick
1*” l 4 Loftus IP Merrick. Duuuosiie. G'd of Opliir
5 2 6*3 Gross 10 Miss Thorpe. Royal Tea, JoeSteln
34 4*J Fain (5 J. Deibold. lv. Olymplau, SeaClilT
By Star Ruby — Allanctte (A. I.uzader).
13 l.! s " ; VKirseli’ni 15 Amoret, Blue Tbist le. Wilhite
46 7* Kirseh’in 11 Al llloeii. Just Red, Clinton
4 2 5* Kirsoh’m 12 Rose of J«*ddah, Martre. Ktlieldn
S ! 3 2 Kirsch'm 12 Wilhite. Rose of Jeddah. Rash
36 2* J McCabe IP Koivieoiice, Smvget, Sam Barber
;ih 5- Buxton 12 J.B. ltob’son. Ethelda, G.ofOphir
3* 3*3 C Peak 8 p. Chap. It. of Juddali. Sw. Hill
36 4 2 i Buxton IP ,T. II. Barr. Imprudent, Toy Boy
2*4 2* J Deav’p’t 7 Crossover, F. Duster, Wander
2*4 1“ Borel 8 Veneta Strome, Montclair, Snap
By Right Royal — Pretty Dolly (J, E. Dwyer).
HIGH PRIVATE, b. g, 7
8981 Latonia 3-4 l:ll%fast 37-10
8911 J-atonia 1 1-10 1:45 fast 18-5
8874 Latonia 1 1-8 l:50%fast 74
8714 Douglas lm70y l:43%good 21-5
8612 Douglas 3-4 1:12 fast 32
849S Douglas lm70y l:42%fast 47-10
S405 Churchill 3-4 l:14%hvv 9-10
836S Churchill 3-4 l:12%fast 42
8313 Churchill 3-4 l:13%good 15
6472 Latonia 2 1-4 3:5S%slow43-10
MORRISTOWN, b. 0. 4
9ot5 Latonia 1 1:41 mud 2
8957 Latonia 1 1-16 1 :H%fast 4
8* to Latonia 1 1:39 fast 23-5
8799 Douglas ll:3S%fast 21-5
S714 Douglas lm70y l:43%,good 23-5
8574 Douglas 1 1 :3S%tast 77-10
MM Douglas 1 1-16 1:4C last 57-20
8254 Churchill 3 4 1:13%fast 20
8063 Lexington 54 f 1 :07%fast 29
8<K)1 Ts»xington 3-4 1:12% fast 42-5
EL PALOMAR. br. c. 3
8982 Latonia 3 i 1 :12%fastl01 100
8929 Latonia 3-4 l:12%last 16
8849 LaUuiia 1 1:39 fast 13
8538 Douglas 3-4 l:12%fast 2
8229 Churchill 51 f 1 :05%fast 21
8180 Churchill 3-4 1:13 fast 17
7430 Juarez 7-8 1:30 hvy 44
7352 Juarez 3-4 1:13 %,fust 13-6
COY LAD, br. c, 4
8981 Ivttonia 3-4 1:11%, fast 19
8929 Latonia 3-4 1:12%fast 15
884-; Latonia 1 1-16 1:45 fast 12
8714 Douglas lmTUy l:43%:.good 13
8574 Douglas I l:38%fast 49
8463 Douglas 3-4 l:12" 2 fast 28
8253 Churchill 1 1:40 fast 17
6480 Latonia lm70>- 1:45 slow69-10
6437 Litonia 3-4 1:17? hvy 9
6205 Latonia 3-4 1:13? good 16
By Oddfellow — Commena (Adair & Baker).
5i 4 3 i Teahan .s Selingo, ITesumidioTi/’Buekhorn
J'i Goose 4 P.Callaway, G.Britain. M. Thorpe
,, V. 0030 4 Impression. Any Port, Foundation
4* 4 3 t Buxton ll Swannanoa, Fl.Fina, Morristowu
? 5 • st,, ‘‘ le 1:5 C.Hill. Round theWorld. Azvlade
1 4 i ? aaz 4 IrlshGeut.. Edda, IT. Dennis
2 2 2? Loftus o Royal.Tea, Bonanza, Silver Bill
6* 4*? B Steele S Helen Barbee. Sebago. Jim Basey
4' 2 4 7 Kirsch’m (1 Caugb Hill, Goweil. Sonada
5* 5 31 C Peak ti Rudolfo, C. Holloway, CousinPuss
By Marta Santa — Caviet (J. C. Milam).
1* l‘j Loftus 5 S. It. Meyer, Silver Bill. Strong
G 2 5* Kt*ik‘i*is ^
7! . '* *' ; l l’.iiomn'r, Swau’1'1
l'S l 4 J McCabe 8 Mctorkle. Sam.R. Aleyer, Sound 1
34 3 3 J J McCabe 0 Swaunnuoa, Flor.Fiua. H Private
2* - l Kederis (i CoyLad. ItoyalTea, KoUiiigStono
li 2* Teahan 5 M. Street. J. Red, Man. Mack
Glass 7 C. .Tones, Presumption, Benanet.
54 5* Hopklus C Stu-ite, F. Roberts, It. the World
3*4 3* Buxton ll Sprite, Yankee Notions. Clubs
By Ostler Joe— Mary Aileen (C. W. Clark).
1 3 3 J Loftus !i Kiva. Star of Danube. AdelaiileT
; 3*j MeDoii’ld s Sebago, Silver Bin. Cnse.v Jones
» Vo) <m ‘ r Morristown. Swimiianoa
' Keclerla <i SilverHill, Itenuuot S. it M»*v»t
> 4'* Kederis S Sprite, Caugli Hill, Jim liiisev
1 8 s I xii tus 11 Floral Park, Cream, Hobnob
8- 2 iKirsch’m s L.Paucliita. Enfleld, l.Geiil leni’n
8> 2 ?IbStep 10 PauZareta. Colquitt, Truly
s Flora Finn. Benanet, S IMlwiw
•* •!».' Bird, El l’alomar, Swan'iW
6* 3*J MeDon’id
4 2 3*1 Kederis
5 2 4 3 * Kederis
4 h 4 1 * Kederis
9* 8 s I Aif tus
7 8 22 .VKirsch’rn
8 8 ,2 ?Estep
By Peep o’Day— Coy Maid (H. H. Hewitt).
5* E Martin
7 s B Steele
4 K l E Martin
6** Gross
s Sebago, Presumption. Buckhorit
S Seliago, Silver Bill, El I’alomar
7 Goweil. 1. Gentleman, P.Callaway
0 Swaiiminoa. Fl.Fina, Morristown
1* 1* J McCain? <; Morristown. ItoyalTea. Roll. Slone
6 6 13 1) Steele
6 6 I4 JB Steele
4'* 4 2 J Vandusen
7 6** Vandusen
16 l»k b Steele
t> J.P.asey. G. Hughes, K. Lightning
0 Y. Notions, VmJr. Ir. (Jen I leiuan
5 Wh.Woi 1. JoeDeibold. Volthorpo
7 Merrick. Kootenay, Jim Basey
7 Countless. Meridian. T. M. Green
FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Milo. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (S9S1 — 1:11% r lie.)
f,T Nelson (i Dominica. Furlong. Ihi nernggan
4* Nelson <« Orimar Lad. Furlong, DanCurson
1* Nelson ti Dublin John, B. Tlmmas, Cordova
\ ison 5 Upright, Coidora, The Wolf
l 3 Nelson 5 The Wolf, Dominica. Tight Roy
5*4 Small 0 Dominion. Cordova. Quid Nunc
5* 6 7 J lluynes 7 Ymir. Meadow. Laokrose
26 3 3 4 VV Gargan !• Toyltoy, S.Alveseot, Quid Nunc
3- 4 * i W Gargan s Goldtinn, Napa Nick, Daddy Gip
5.'. 7 lu .’.sicl)on’ld 8 Minunioso. Amoti, Dominica
2‘4 l'J Mellon' id 8 NapaNiek, S.Alveseot, M.Molett
C 3 " 6 7 i J Callahan 7 Minunioso. M.Cauom’n, Palatable
l 2 l*J J Callahan !* An. McGee. M.Molett. Oswald B.
4< O' ‘ISmall 7 Evran. Bonnie Bard. TAiscar
By Filigrane — Lady Augusta (J. W. May).
2' 4 3 . 1 . E Martin u Mother Katcliain, La Mode. Tyree
71 7*J E Martin 10 Verena. Amoret. Afterglow
9* 9>* Buxton !) Strong. Harry Lauder, I’rospect
2*4 2*1 Buxton 11 Billy Holder. Strong, Al Bloch
5 3 ‘ 4*’ J Steele 1) Supervisor, Clubs. Wintergreen
2* 2 s Buxton 13 II. I.auder, B. Holder, Fellowman
36 16 Buxton 7 Old Woman, AnnaReod, Maria C.
2* 2 2 C Peak 0 PollvWortb. C’r d’Alene, Ancon
l 2 1*4 Skirvin 7 Gardenia, Chil. King, Ella Grane
5'4 3*3 C Peak 12 Progressive, Cl. Brush. Chil. King
By Star Shoot — Blue Mass (W. J. Ravbould).
6* 6* VV W T” lor 12 Wilhite. Sir Marion. Ther. Gill
66 6*4 Vandus’n 11 Lady Lightning, Strong, Merrick
4 2 34 Vaud’sen 7 GuidePost. Old Woman. Maria C.
36 3 4 4 Vandus’u 7 Harry Lauder, Itnen, Fellowmau
5 3 4'“JGoose 8 Cream. Gardenia, Semprlte
7 s 5 n i B Steele S Semprite. A. Patricia. S. Hirsch
54 4 2 v Vand’sen 10 Al Blocli, Luther, Donerail
36 3'J Loftus !) Carpathia. Madelie, Ask Ma
1*4 1*4 Ganz 8 Ask Ma. T.Blnuco. Imp. Princess
3* 3 l S Obert 10 Jacob Buun. P. Hcrmis. T.Grader
3* 3*? Griner 8 Cutie B.. Ask Ma. Idle Tale
By Knight of the Thistle — La Wanda (Mrs. J. S.
Everman).
54 5*1 Taplin 10 StarO'Ryan. Cr’kerBox, Helene
10 10*1 Taplin 12 Marshon, Beautiful. Ben La sea
46 4*4 Taplin 7 Praetorian. Supervisor. C. Bravo
46 8“> Taplin !i Rtillyshe, Beautiful, Star Berta
7 2 5*° Taplin s Muckier. Supervisor, Servicenee
11* ll 11 * Taplin 13 Urs.Emma. FloralDay. M.Ann K.
3* 3*4 Taplin 0 G. Egg. R. Granda. G. of Roses
7* 7*4 Taplin 8 Incision. H.Hutch'n. F.G'motkcr
6nk 6*? liuxion !i Camel. B.Franees. CblltonSqnaw
5 5"J Vandusen 5 Sylvestris. Polly Worth. Maiitlne
5*4 4 7 4 Vandusen 8 It. Queen, Polly Worth. Gagnant
26 3 ? Vandusen 8 Col. Cook, Banorella, Tlie Squire
2* 1*4 Vandusen 9 Dustpan, Flora Flna. Rock Bar
By Star Shoot — Hindoo Rose (W. Woodard).
7* 5*4 Goose 10 York Lad. Madman. New Star
S 7"5 VV Andress 8 Tina} Cook. M. Jonah. Coreopsis
3* 3* VV Andress! 1 Star Gift. Sen. Sparks. Grace Me
12 3 12**4Buxton 13 Semi-quaver. Little Kl>. L. Elam
7 7 r, i Andress 7 I,. Wiggins, C.Beacliey. Gngnaut
66 6*4 Vand’sen 10 L.Liglitning. I’.Chap. McClint’ck
8 8 2 * W Andress 0 Tlielteacb. L. Lightning. Dorb'.e
10 10'* Skirvin 10 Sureget. Merrick. Duquesne
56 4 7 ? J Hanover 9 GoidMine, Coug. James. Little Ep
LAB0LD, b. h.
5
111
5281
1 long. F’k
1 1-16 1 :4S3 slow 3-2
10S
1
6
4
3
4973
Lexington
3-4 1:13? fast
21-10
10S
4
5
5
4S67
Lexington
3-4 1:13? fast
15
100
2
3
2
4752
Is-xington
3-4 1:13* fast
47
106
1
5
4
32S9
loitonia
1 3-8 2:21? good33-10 112
2
2
2
2
SIM
iovtonia
1 1-16 1:50 hvy
3
112
5
4
4
2
2796
Latonia
1 1-8 1:52? fast
36-5
110
3
4
3
5
WINNING WITCH, b. f. 4
104
N740
1 louglas
3 4 1:13 fast
21-5
10X
r t
4
2
7999
L-xington
3 4 l:13%fast
17
111
7
7
10
7SS7
Ta’Xington
3-4 1:16%, hvy
77-10
112
6
5
4
7546
Juarez
3-4 1 :13%fast
9-5
Jill
1
2
4
7510
Juarez
1 1:38 fast
13
90
5
1
1
1
7467
J uarez
7-S 1 :2ti%fast
4
92
5
4
S
7
7:i94
Juarez
7-8 1 :25%fast
6
97
5
4
3
4
7376
Juarez
3-4 l:13%fast
12-5 103
8
4
4
7346
Juarez
3-4 1:12% fast
41
1(M)
3
1
1
GEORGE OXNARD, ch. o, 4
lie
9043
laitonia
3-4 l:15%mu(l
3
i in
1
8
r
8956
Latonia
3-4 1 :12%fast
14
107
5
4
6
7248
J uarez
5Y f 1:07? fast
16-6 109
1
6
6
7193
Juarez
iik f 1:09? slow 5
107
5
4
4
7o€2
Juarez
3-4 1:12? fast
16
109
6
5
5
By Gold Heels — Wings (H. Benzinger).
l'ik 1* Moleaw’h k Ymir. Pliant. Crossover
O^’t’t 7 Milton B.. JoeDeibold. M. Davis
-. - H. Barbee, CaseyJones. MiltonB.
V, ll ;V ole - 8W b » Joe Deibold. SeaClilT, Sureget
3* T hornier 7 Tay Pay, Effendl. First Peep
% if 0 ?*;* 0 Supple, Garneau. Sir Catesby
•* 0 C II SU11 g xi White Wool. S. O’Ryan, Colston
By Broomstick— Sue Smith (T. S. Harrison).
3 2 2“k J J Dugg’n 7 ('hinoek. Amoret. Merrick
I 1 ! ! -‘J i Dugan 12 Theresa Gill, Wilhite, Just Red
54 6>*iJ J Dugan N Merrick, T. Night m ire, TlieReaeh
4- 1 4® Robbins ;> Chaptiltepee, Furlong, VV’green
1* 24 Neylon 8 Sea Cliff, Truly. Ymir
6983 Juarez 3-4 1:12? fast 44 10C 3
6921 Juarez 54 f 1:07? fast 30 116 2
63SS l.atonia lm70y 1 :44? fast 8 10S| 7 6
C2S4 Latonia lm70y 1:41* fast 12-5 105 2 2
5881 Churchill lm70y 1:44? fast 39 107 4 6
105 7
5724 Churchill
3-4 1:12* fast 143
POLLY D., ch. f
8913 Latonia
. 4
3-4 l:12%fast
10
104
KM)
4
.
6
i
6
S575 Douglas
3-4 1:12 fast
14
100
3
2
3
26
S461 Douglas
1 1 :39%fast
18
103
6
5
4
6
6
8315 Churchill
1 1 :40%good 42-5
104
1
1
1
1
15
5*
8253 Churchill
1 1:40 fast
16
104
4
4
3
5
3285 Latonia
3-4 1:13? fast
8?
100 10
9
8
5?
3147 Toitonia
3-4 1:17 hvy
29-5
105
2
1
1
1*
2820 I^atonia
3-t 1:13? fast
319
96 10
9
10
9
2426 Louisville
3-4 1:13? fast
30
107 10
7
8
56
2168 Lexington
5? f DOS* mud
22
98
6
5
5
4 4
2090 Lexington
1 1:41 fast
22
117
7
7
7
5
5*
JAMES DOCKERY, br. c. 4
8611 Douglas 3-4 l:l2%fast
21
104
106
8
11
7
]
65
7904 ioixington
3-4 l:I7%hvy
104
107
6
6
4
3*
6610 Jamestown
7-8 1:29 hvy
S-5
108
4
3
3
1
2*
66K) Jamest’n 1
1-16 1:47? fast
4
108
1
1
1
1
i?
6595 Jamest’n 1
1-16 1:17? fast
20
104
2
4
4
5
V-
100 6 3
110 3 3
6559 Jamestown 7-S 1:28? fast 20 106 2 10
4826 Lexington 3-4 1:16 slow29-10 105 10
4751 Lexington 3-1 1:14 fast 8-5 105 6
4368 Hamilton 1 1-16 1:46* fast S 105 5 4
4278 Hamilton 1 1-16 1:50? hvy 3 100 6 3
2602 L’sville lm70v 1 :44? fast 43-10 110 3 3
2460 L’sviile 1 1-16 1:40? fast 34 95 4 4
TILLIE’S NIGHTMARE, b. f, 4 104
*819 Douglas 3-4 l:13%fast 34-5 107 3
S3SS Church' 1 lm70y 1 :49%hvv 31-10 1 06 4 3
8299 Churchill 5? f 1 :07%hvy 9 113 9
7921 lAixington 3-4 1:15%slow 8-0 105 2
7S87 Lexington 3-4 1:16%hvy 3 104 3
6476 Latonia 3-4 1:14| slow 19 100 4
6311 latonia 3 4 1:12 fast 47 104 5
611S Latonia 3-4 1:17? hvv 6? 107 1
5828 Churchill 3-4 1:13 fast 74 104 7
5095 Churchill 3-4 1:13* fast 45 99 5
5378 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:15* hvy 9 105 2
BILLY HOLDER, ch. g. 3 102
8983 Latonia 1 1-16 l:46%fast 9J 1117 :: 2
8895 Latonia lm70y 1 : 43%fast 32 107 2 1
8747 Douglas lm70y 1 :44%fast 79-10 102 4 2
8614 Douglas 11-16 1:46 fast 73-10 102 2 1
8536 Douglas lm70v 1:45 fast 16 102 3 2
8311 Churchill 3-4 l:14%slow 30 106? 2
8255 Church’l lm”0y 1 :46%slow 33 102 5 1
8105 Lexington 3-4 l:14%fast 8? 98 2
l S, 5!* MeDon’id 8 Dor. Dean. Lackrose. Capit. Bravo
4 3.V 3 2 1 Hill 6 Ymir, Lackrose, Infury
4 C* 5*J Rur’gatne 8 Seneca, Rovul Meteor. Kooten.iv
1 luk 2n Hill 8 Upright. Enfield, Ymir
By Islington— Grey Agnes (J. MacManus).
5 3= 3* J Henry II Green. Kthelda, Ludv London
6 6- 5*"YJ Henry 7 C.011 Delivery. Amoret, MuriaO.
^ 8 J.B. Roli’n. E. Bryson, .Vr.Canoni'n
4 4-V l 1 ? J Henry 9 Furlong, Ymir. Mona Canoniann
2 lV nry 5 t! - of Ophir, Kootenay. Lackrose
e 4*5 6*i .1 Henry 1 Upright. Seneca. Gen.Marehment
| l A •! Henry 8 Colquitt, Furlong. Bobby Cook
5 Ail i S enr y » Cap’D Bravo. Dynamite. Bonanza
J i Henry 12 Dynamite. Clulis. Daingerfield
5 6* 5«J J Henry 7 Gay Bird. Rose of Jeddah, Puck
7 6 6“ J Henry 7 Semprolus. Reelproc’y. E.Bryson
By Delhi — Sorcery (T. B. Clemens).
6 6 6* 3 .1 MeCabe ti Presnmpt'n. 8.R. Meyer, O.Riae
J 26 2* .T McCabe (i Cas., Tones. Fly. Toni. StarJasmiuo
6 6 6 ' 2 ?.J McCabe (j Helen Barlx-e, Sieeth, Sonada
1 IV 2*1 Buxton 5 P.Hermis. Strenuous. Swannanoa
5 5° 11*1 Buxton ti Y. Notions. Ymir. Ir. Gentleman
8 5? 2»* J Cnllahnnll Igloo. M. B. Eubanks, Bonanza
1 1* 2 2 J Deav’p’t 10 Floral Day. Buss. Henrietta W
10 9 9 20 jnyde 10 C. Jones. Win. Widow, F. Storv
6i 7» Disbmon 12 Theresa Gill. Kiva. Amoret
o- 2 J Disbmon 9 C-. on Delivery, Amoret. Bonanza
L Butweli 7 Sebago. Continental. Work. Lad
1J 1> E Martin « Dynamite. Apiaster Col. Cook
Jf 6-i Buxton S Hilarious, Blackford'. Work. Lad
10 iiLe° nn0lly ' l> a J )ock - Q'oMark. H.ildemau
X -i , 10 Br.Emma, Gold. Agues. York Lad
4* vC -r 9 G.Agnes, Bonanza. A. Stnrtevant
I* Bht» Rump. Floral Day. Napier
ott S Martin 7 War Horn, Caliph. Husky Lad
oil « g IU»ard. Com’rs Touch, Grlf
3 2 2'j It Connor 7 Star O’Hyan. Grif. Slcctli
,. B T,?V ck Welles— Winter (Doerhoefer & West).
t* 4 :.‘ -J, Callahan 0 Coreopsis, Cedar Brook. Kelly
6>V 6? Kederis !l Bnllvshe. Beaut Ifni Star TloitC
-ti* -niv -tiv, A4v.un u in. nun uerra
.!• J rV ,, 'i' s '7 BI L.Liglitning. Coppert’u. T. Reach.
2 5 Marttn i, Lady Lightning. Grif. Yolita A
55SSJ5? f derrick. The Reach. La Mode A
q 3 7 The Reach. Merrick'. Joe StVln4K
? 'V W 1 .or 10 Sureget. Merrick. Com. Touch
i,, t. 'i c Cabe 8 Merrick, Bonanza. Salesia
8-J i»J Hyde 10 Duquesne. R.ofJed’b. C.onDeliv’v
’I ? aUahlul 0 Merry Lad. Cohort. Bettle Suo '
1‘? 1* .T Henry 8 Merry Lad. Miss Nett. TomKing
By Ogden— Wing Ting (J. S. Hawkins).
r 2 - i) The Grader, Prospect, Marsh/m
1° Harry Lander. Fel’man. T.Grader
Kederis G J.Bunn. Carpathia. HarryLamler
4 ' f.. Kederis !) Strong, Harry Lander. Prospwt
Kederis 11 Guide Post, Strong. Al Bloch
3‘? 3*1 Borei 14 A.Patricia, Tlier.Gill. W. Wonder
C allabnn 13 ir. Lauder. GuidePost. Fellowman
2*? 2nk j Callahan 9 Wilhite. Transport, Tliesterea
FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1913.
DAILY RACING FORM.
CAPITAN BRAVO, b. c. 4
8745 Douglas 1 1 16 1:4a fast
8066 Douglas lmTOy 1 :45%fast
S.77:i Douglas 1 1 16 1 :46%fast .
8201 <'hurch’l 1 1-1*5 1 :47%fast
S15S Churchill 1 1-16 1 : 10" 5 fast
7510 Juarez 1 1:38 last
7407 Juarez 7-8 l:26%fast
7304 Juarez 7-8 l:25' ! 5 fast
7285 Juarez 1 1 :SSg fast
7217 Juarez 7-8 1:28* good
6388 Latonia lmTOv 1 .14* fast
MISSIE, b. f, 3
8979 Latonia lmTOy 1:44 fast
fc 88 84 Latonia
^K87'.x Douglas
6835 Juarez
4408 Hutte
4344 Hutte
4122 Hutte
3-4 1:13 fast
2 4 l:12%fast
5J f 1:07?! fast
41 f 551 fast
44 f 55 * fast
44 f 56? slop
BILLY BARNES, b. h. 5
S254 Churchill 3 4 1:13%fast fl<
5410 II. ilef! race 54 f 1:00 hvy 60
5248 H.deGrace 3 4 1:14? hvy CO
4COS H'tiniore Ab3-4 1 : lot good 20
2414 H'timore Ali2 4 1:181 slow 20
2378 H'timore Ah2 4 1:18 good 10
2078 M'rlboro ADA f 1:37 mud 12
3<09 M'rlboro Al*7-S 1:28 fast 20
WENTWORTH, blk. g. 3
8043 Latonia 3 4 I : ! 5%mud f'l.
6934 Juarez
3 4 1:12?. last
1C 5
1<*2
y
7
6
6*
G‘" W Gargan
i)
6887 Juarez
51 f 1:06* fast
3(J
102
li
11
11
11
11 l8 JBexanson
11
4270 Vancouver
4} f 55 fast
—
1 (Ml
c
7
7
7
6' 4 JHill
7
CURTAIN CALL
,465 Douglas Pk
. b. c. 4
3 1 1 .12? fast
181
106
lie:
2
1
1
71
By Plaudit — Follow
1 8> 2 Buxton !t
'•fills Latonia
5 8 59* fast
64
106
2
9
4
4
4" : Mountain
5
96257 Latonia
4J f 54* last
f’ld
112
0
6
9
9' 4 Rooney
12
By Ziephen — Grand Mary (Moran & Mead).
S' 7 13 i.l McCalie Gay Bird. Hilda. Iteiianct
3 l 3‘-i .1 McCabe !t S.Jiismiuc. I’raeloriati. .1. Reardon
2*> 3*J (! I’eak 7 Praetorian. Snp’visor.Winifredl).
3° 3" Tapllu 8 Bonanza. Wit. Wool. The Cinder
2i> 3* C Peak 8 Strenuous, M. Street. Fly. Feet
5'4 o 6 i Hill 8 Sea Cliff. Winning Witch. Truly
2>a 3'j Haynes 8 Dorothy Dean. Lack rose, Yinir
€ 6* Kederis ti Yinir. Lack rose. Winning Witch
4-4 4' J H'htmire 7 It. Meteor. Sepulveda. Laekrose
l'J 2>i J Henry C Ymir. Puck. Console
Ink ink c Peak 9 Dynamite. Bonanza. Elwah
By Oddfellow — My Eleanor (J. O. & G. H. Keene).
7’i ti"?. E Martin 11 M. Mack. I».W. Briggs. B. Cool;
6 1 G 7 It Steele 12 Anna Patricia. Beulah S.. Tvr J e
7* 7" G W Car’lllO Aftcrg'w. P. Antoinette, Dann’ry
5* f.'-'fB Steele 0 Truly. Oor. Russell. Stout Heart
6 ,6 7 i Button 7 O’Konite, Mol. Richards. CL Cloth
£t> 2 5 Buxton 7 MollieRichards, Kitty W„ Forge
1> l®k Buxton 6 Mollie Richards. Bill Finn. Sierra
By Kingston — Sorcery (H. Boone).
14 IF'- .1 .1 Dngg'nl.'t Amoret, Bine Thistle. Wilhite
8 9 3S Chappell if Kale K., Hallack. .Mind incite
8 !I 3S ( hu|i|>cll if CliiltonQucen. Sticker. Patrick 5
44 4 14 Sterling .8 Agnier. Blk. Branch, Teddy Bear
C'*JSIerling (', I.asa Ja, Chilton Queen, Cnlroke
5'* D Murphy s Tackle. M. & Faces. Gowlarre
5' C' 5 Troxler 7 Fort Worth. L. Hughes. Leialohn
6* 7*'tT Johnson S Casque, Fort Worth. Argonaut
By Ossary or Orsini — Dora I. (J. Sobreiher).
7 h 6"’ JTealian 11 urccti, Kthelda. George Oxnard
6 4 W Gargan :i The Cinder. We.vanoke, Kenneth
11 11 '•IHezansun 11 Connaught, Gordon Russell, Truly
7 6 14 4Hiil 7 ltosiris, Camln. Safranor
By Plaudit — Follow (J. Rodegap).
7*‘ 8 13 Buxton it Morristown. F.Levy. MissThorpe
4 t" 1 Mountain 5 T. Manager. Whcelw’t. Presmnp’n
SIXTH RACE — 1 1-1G Miles. 4-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. (3220 — 1:43% — 3 — 110.)
HELENE, b. m, 5 104
1*0-19 Ijuonia 1 mT'ly l:40%mud 11-5 103 8 4
8831 Latonia 1 1-16 1:16--, fast 7 105 2 2
8876 I At on ia 1 1 16 l:4G%fast 13 106 3 5
8784 Douglas 3-4 1 :12%fast 11 104 4
8611 Douglas 3-4 l:12%fast fid 1 of, 11
6280 Latonia 1 1-2 2:32 fast 14 Oil 1 5
6324 1 kitonia 1 3-16 2:04* hvy 11 87 1 5
6282 lAlonia 3 4 1:14 fast 47-10 107 11
6176 Latonia 1 1-16 1:511 hvy 31-10 106 1 1
6086 Latonia 1 1-16 1:50 mud 42-5 105 3 3
5947 Churchill 1 1-8 1:52* fast 21-5 100 4 6
SERVICENCE. ch. h. 7 109
00 18 Latonia lm.oy 1 :49%mud 37-5 114 7 6
8402 Churchill 3-4 1 :16%hvy 33-10 113 8
8280 (Tiurch'l 1 1-16 1:50', imud 75 111 1 3
7802 H. de-Grace 3-4 1:17 mud 30 115 6
7789 H.deGrace 5-8 1 :02%good 30 112 4
7465 Juarez
7189 Juarez 11:47 hvy 31 108 1 1 2
7141 Juarez 3-4 1:23* hvy +4> 112 1 1
7100 Juarez 3-4 1.19* mud 7-5 112 5 2
6649 Jamest'n lm70y 1:48* hvy 6-6 112 6 2 1
6596 Jamest’n lmTOy 1:47* fast 6 114 3 4 3
BOBBY COOK. br. g. 7 106
8879 Iaitonia InniOv 1:44 fast 6S 111 1 1 2
8894 Latonia 3-4 1:13 fast 66 115 5 3
8798 Douglas lm70y l:4!%last 232 115 1 5 4
8716 Douglas 3-4 1:13 good 82 1 07* 8 8
8201 Church' 1 1 1-16 l:47%fast 119 105 5 3 5
8109 Lexington 3-4 l:13%fast 149 105 1 3
7949 Lexington 3-4 1:14 fast 89 105 6 6
7204 Juarez 3-4 1:16 good 12 108 3 4
7190 Juarez 6* f 1:11* hvy 12 108 5 2
7019 Juarez 3-4 1:15 fast 3 112 4 4
3-t 1:14 fast 100 112 12
TAY PAY. ch. g. 5
8. 39 Douglas 1 1 16 l:45%fast
105 6 6
105 3 4
108 5 2
112 4 4
106
107 9 It 11
8132 Church' 1 1 1-16 1:48 slow 33-5 110 8 8 7
'289 Churchill 1 1 2 2:3S%hvv 13-5 106 14 4
8277 Church' 1 1 1-16 l:49%mud 16-5 108 7 7 6
8004 L-x'gton 1 1-10 1 :46%fast 41 111 7 7 7
6479 latonia
i:429 Latonia 1 1-16 1:53* livy 9 107 7 7 7
6373 iAtonia 1 3-8 2:19* fast 2 107 8 8 8
6225 Latonia 1 1-16 1:50* hvy 42-5 107 11 10 9
6177 Latonia 1 1-8 1:59* hvy 11-5 107 2 9 9
MADAM PHELPS, b. f. 4 100
904'.* Latonia lmTOy l:46%mud 59 1 05J 2 6 S
7818* L-x’gton lm7uyl :49%hvy 140 106 2 8 9
2 1-4 3:5Sg slow 43-5 100 6 G
205 1
Lex’gton
lm70y 1:52* hvy 25
91
4
6
7
7
7
7® J XlcCabe
99119 laitonia
1 1 :43* slow 53
106
6
9 11
11
7
7»J J XIoore
99320
Ivitonia
1 1:46* hvy 14
104
2
5
7
8
7
7 11 Goose
99191
Latonia
5J f 1:09 slow 14-6 110
1
2
2
1‘
l 4 T Koerner
99133
Latonia
5J f 1:07* fast 10
103J 1
3
4
31
3 3 \ Goose
!(9070
I>atonia
5J f 1:09* good31-10 108
5
10
7
6'J 6"! Loftus
98956
Igitonia
3-4 1:17* hvy 25
105
8
7
4
2J
2 1 * Loftns
BE. b. g, 4
!HKt9 Li Ionia 1 1-8 1:52 fast 87
8892 Latonia 1 1 8 1:51 '-.last 30
8773 I fouglas 1 1 16 1 :46~. fast 50
6219 Luircl lmTOy 1:41* fast 8
6278 Luircl InuOy 1:45* fast 7
6o*i| Laurel 1 1 16 1:47* fast 8
5586 Liurel 3 4 1:14? fast 40
102
107 4 4
110 4 3
104 4 3
101 9 12
By Filigrane — Fanny Hikes (M. C. Thompson).
6* 6 34 Buxton s Coppcrtnwn, Wood Dove. Jal
7" Goose 10 T.King. Work. Lad. B’ne Chance.
I 4 T Koerner it Andnijosn. Bittra. Buy Cliff.
1 3 s * Goose 12 B.Liss, GoldMine, LuckyWish.
* 6 s * Ixiftus 11 C. Jones. Dynamite, McClintnek
! 2'J Loftns » J. Geddes. Lucky Wish. Merude.
By Aeronaut — Millie A. (P. J. Miles).
6278 Luird lm70y 1:45? fast 7 100 3 2 3
Os 14 Laurel 1 1 16 1:47* fast 8 109 4 2 3
55 86 Liurel 3 4 1:14? fast 40 103 6 7
5386 Toronto 3 4 1:15* hvy 29 6 102 6 S
4394 Hamilton 3-4 1:12* fast 150 102 7 7
3478 Fort Erie lmTOy 1 :43* fast 12 105 1 8 11
3435 Fort Erie 1 3-16 2:00* fast 40 1 01 4 2 1
JEFF BERNSTEIN. b. g. 7 106
M.29 Douglas 1 1 16 1 : 45% fast 101 K'7 10 8 9
8 1*4* L xington 2 4 I :l3%fasl 6 111 S 9
6<t68 lAtonia 5* f 1 :ti6* fast 13 1 H* I 7
2286 Litonia lmTOy 1:42? fast 31-5 10S 10 7 5
29 *o Igitonla 2 4 1:14* mud 43-6 107 4 7
'.'747 Latonia 2 4 1:13* fast 11-6 112 4 2
2495 LlUisville 2 4 1:11* fast 26-5 lit 4 3
99271 1 A Ionia 1 1-16 1:46* fast 2* 112 7 3 3
99135 lAtonia 3-4 1:14 fast 27-10 107 6 3
92670 iAtonia lmTOy 1:42* rast 23-10 107 6 4 3
92583 lAfonia lmTOy 1:46* slow 4-6 109 2 1 1
WISHING RING, br. m. 5 104
8876 Latonia 1 1 16 l:40%fast 13 105 2 7 7
8665 Ftoilglas 1 1 HI 1 : 4 7-:, fast 28-5 11! 5 6 10
8539 Douglas 1 1 16 l:l5%fast 2ti lof. Left at
8200 Churchill 1 1:40%fast 22 110 9 It 11
6285 Latonia 1 1-16 1:471 fast 10 lux*10 9 7
6**96 Liti.nia 1 I 16 1:50 mud 32 109* 7 7 7
59.V Churchill 1 1:40* fust 12 5 lus 8 2 3
5796 Churchill lmTOy 1:45 fast 22-6 1(6 3 5 5
3286 Latonia lin70y 1:43* fast 8* 107 2 4 2
2**48 Latonia 1 1-lfi 1:47 fast 942 102 5 2 1
COLETTA. b. m, 5 104
8S9n Latonia 3-4 1:12 fast 34 113 S 10
6326 Latonia IniToy 1:49* hvy fid 109 SCO
.'5593 Fairmont 3 4 1:17 fast 2 115
3559 Fairmont 3 l 1:16* fast — 120
2109 Latonia 3 4 1:17* hvy 58 103 4 3
1*471 Charleston .2 4 1:15* slow 4J 111 5 5
1893 Charleston 51 f 1:09* slow 20 110 10 9
SYZYGY, eh. m, 5 104
8876 Litonia 1 1 16 l:46%fa$t 87 1065 9 9 10
8798 Douglas TmTOy 1 :44%fast 30 113 8 9 l"
8432 Church' I 1 1 16 1:18 slow 39 1«S 4 4 5
8369 < Tiurch' I IniToy 1:45 fast fid HM> 11 S 9
8256 ciiurch'l I 1 16 1 : 19-,:, mud 42 1 *h. 6 7. 6
3<i4S lAtunia 1 l 16 1:47 fast 166 102 4 7 II
269.3 Litonia lmTOy 1:45* fast 42 It* 4 4 6
98929 Liurel 1 3 16 1:59* fast 7 95 6 6 4
98874 Luircl lmTOy 1:46 List 3 105 3 3 4
8ILTRIX, b. g, 4 102
6.8x4 Juarez 1 1:40 fast 40 ]*ri 7 7 7
CLYDE T., b. g, 4 102
9043 Latonia 3 1 1 :15%mud f’ld 113 12 11
8794 Douglas :: 4 l:12%fast f 1.1 104 10 10
4865 Lexington 3 4 1:14* fast 116 103 8 8
2947 Litonia lmTOy 1:43* fast 71 103 12 4
2623 L’sville 1 1 16 1:50 slop 150 86 7 3 8
2509 Liuisville 3 4 1:12* fast f’ld XS 4 10
8200 Churchill
6285 Litonia
6**86 lAtoiiia
59:1* < Ihurchlll
*" i»' :■ i apun M **rccn. lit lield.i G<*orgo Oxr
9= 9'* .1 Callahan PJ Detour. Kthelda. Sir Mari.
8 7^® It Steele S Mffcinli. Quartermaster. Mill.
5' r, 3 ' J Deav p t 7 Cong. James. Accord. Com. To
Connaught Park Entries and Past Performances for Friday June 20.
WEATHER SHOWERY. TRACK GOOD.
Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time, 1:30.)
> Kinis wdl in mud. ©Superior mud runner.
(Mi maidens. ‘Apprentice allowance.
First Rare — 4 1-2 Furlongs.
Fifth Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-old- and upward. Sidling.
2 v«*
1 r* ilils. Fillies
:iml GHilfims.
S* lling.
Track ree.ir.1:
m i.‘b * — : r a ; - - — 2 —
lie:. 1
Did.
Horse.
Wt. l'tee.
A. Wt.]
! h i.yj 2 *
GREENBRAE
105.
!h?-,2
Ucqnirnm ....
07 :r.sh
110.
(0052 1 *
Daily Waters
lor. :55%
105.
! *
Louise Travers
107 :55%
105.
v* »sr. 2
Suwannee * M 1
110.
sos7*
Tlie Urchin
....1045 :5.v%
105.
(Track record: ttOT.l — i : 14% — i
I nil. Horse. wt. Itec.
iMls? 3 Tommie Thompson. IMtt 1:15%
Second Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds anil upward. Selling.
(Track record: 11051- 1:14% — 4 — 107.)
suss. Shawnee |n<; i : ii;% i; p
0015* U. 'I venal (M) 1 in 1 : 15 *7. ;; p
0055* Senator James 11011:14%' 3 *
00511 Marie T 07 1:15% 3 !
soiai Sla.'Ve 1o| 1:17% 4 1!
*>iv.)s Fuchsia (M) 105 1:10% 3 1*
1HI15* Heretic 00 1:13-- 5 li
Otisg Minnie Bright 112 1:1.3% 7 ](
SOOO Blanche Frances . . 100 1:15%, 5 li
0054 Myrtle Marion .... 05 1:15% 5 11
Sixth Race — One Mile.
■2-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 0054 — 1:41% — 0—110.)
0o«l) Gerrard ....
!t0.s2* Tom Saver- .
t.055 Hen Loyal ..
IMHO Love Day ...
sons 1 Planter
0013 Black River
0o|5 (Jolden Castle
S722 l'aisy Platt .
I17U 3 Sir Raymond
!••; 1:13%
lot; 1:1.3%
105 1:124
100 1:1.3%
lis 1:14%
HH 1:14%
110 1:14
1 15 1 :15%,
os 1:13%
3 103X725
6 H91. .720
1 ; 1110720
4 112X715
5 109x715
4 108. .706
7 1O0X70O
09 X 005
5 108. .003
107.)
A.Wt.ITan.
t 107X700
0 1O4X005
.". ltll.. 005
3 0.3 X 005
3 91X4815
1 105X095
3 101X0**0
5 1 01 X 000
7 1O4X0S5
5 104 X 085
5 100X0SO
Third Race — 1 1-8 Miles.
3-vcar-Olds and upwa-d. Selling.
(Track record: Nttfll— 1:;.3% — 4 — 103.)
(0054) Jarquellnn 114 1:45% 0 111X723
tail:; 3 Inspector Lostradc. 87 1:54 % 4 1100720
0054 3 Mollie S 110 :5'0%h 5 107x715
s*h 14* Big Dipper 0.3 1-57 3 09x71"
SjtSSI 3 * Lurkv Georg*- . . . .1 lo 1 :.5T 4 101. .710
0.150* Mimesis 00 1:50 .3 86.. 705
8004* Miss Jonah 98 1:53% 5 104 X 700
Fourth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3 vear olds ami upward. Handicap.
(Track record: !KtK2— 1:08% — 5—lo.3.)
'doll 3 Carlton G 114 1:07% 0 1000735
<9051 I Flex 4 112.730
i'hiI |) Sherwood 114 1:07% ('■ 122X730
901 4 l plight 103 1:00% 4 10S..750
905 1-'* TOO ini*: 5 lO907 -, 5
(S'.IV.M L. M. F.'kert 10-5 l:3y% s 115©7~( I
9050* Judge Monck 98 1:39% 5 113x715
.8507 2 Master Jim 113 1:42 ' 4 110x715
(S021i Howdy Howdy ....llo i;4o <; 115x715
9051 Stick Pin 107 1:39%- 5 108V71O
S' Xoddiing 9441:4.3% 4 11.1x705
90i(.* Hel 104 1:44% 3 HMJxtRK)
Seventh Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-ol.ls and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 9051 — 1:14% — 4 107.)
9051 -* Gold Cap 108 1:14
<901 1 1* Ulglitoa.-y 110 1:12%
SS7S J Star Gift 110 1 : 1 ;t *2
9055’ * Toddling 10.3 Dm'.’
(SillMM* Incision 109 1:13%
sail i 3 * Jonquil 105 l - ] 3
9011 Ardelon 105 1:13%
(90151* Russell McGill ..104 ] '1.3%
7944* Clitic B 101 1:15 “
9011 Seml-quavcr 10.3 1 - i 4 'c
(89421) Satyr
• I’rsula Thompson,
blk. f. I*\ Fiith-
ot less TilUv ....
5 114. .725
7 141.8X720
I IP* 715
4 P*7 • 71 5
5 104X710
3 95.. 710
3 105X710
•l 103 X705
3 95X705
5 114X705
3 102.. 700
FIRST RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Fillies and Geldings. Selling. (9050 — 50% — 2—10.3.)
Index Course Dist Tim* T’ckOd.ls Wt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Sthrted Order of Finish
By Hermit — Bellane (F. D. Weir).
4 4' 5>® .1 McCabe 8 Copp. rtown. Wood Dove, ,Talx>t
3 4 8 4 5 Estep 7 Strong. Manager Mack. Marsh. >11
3** 3'3 Estep 10 StarO’Ryan. C'kerBox, Beautiful
7 7 s 7'° J McCabe 12 Detour. Kthelda. Sir Marion
8 7 3 10' 3 1J McCabe 12 Theresa Gill. Kivn, Amoret
6 6 6 33 W W T’lor <! Rudolfo. C. Holloway. H. Private
5 2* 2" W W T’lor 5 Col. Holloway. Mud Sill. MoekU'r
5 6 1 7*1 .1 McCabe 12 J.B. Rob'son. Kthelda. O.ofOphir
1 1' 21 J McCabe 0 D. Baker, Crossover, Dutch Rock
2 2* 2*J J McCabe 8 F. Duster, G.Marckm’t, Cross’ver
4 3* 3 4 J J McCabe 0 Mud Sill. Dick Baker. XlyFellow
By Service — Innocence (P. Hyams).
5 4' 3 S J Baker 10 B. Chance, Volita. .T. G. Weaver
8 9 9“* J Glass 12 Wilhite, Sir Marion, Thor. Gill
2 3* 3*i Baker 8 Modeler, Supervisor, JackLaxson
7 6* 4' Baker 9 Fred Levy. Magazine, Toniata
8 8 S"'JJ Mulligan S Thrifty. Hasson. Americus
12 12 12 3 *5Moles\v’h 12 Quid Nunc. Edm. Adams. Ardelon
Index Course Dist Tim* T’ekOdds Wt St
GREENBHAE. b. g. 2 105
9-52 Connaught 5-8 l:02%fast 18-5 102 2
8987 Connaught 5-s 1 :<*3%fast 10 98 5
8820 Douglas 55fl:0S fast 31 95 3
S767 Douglas o-S l:01%fast fid 95 7
S499 Douglas 5-S l:0l%fast 47 104 10
8182 Churchill 1-2 49 fast f’ld 101 5
REQTIIRAM. b. f. 2 110
9*'52 < 'onnaught 5-8 1 :02 2 f.fast 13-5 1**2 6
8987 Connaught 5-8 1 :03%fast 8-0 104 2
8851 Blue Hon. 5-8 1:03 fast 7 107 5
8800 Hluc Bon. 5-8 1 :03%fast 30 103 1
8541 Toronto 5-8 1:02 fast 35 106* 1
DALLY WATERS, b. f. 2 105
9*K>2 Connaught 5-s l:02%fast 13 92 1
V1V7 Connaught 5-S l:‘*3%fast C 99 3
8945 KingEd. 4’. f :56%fast 3-2 X.
8851 Blue Hon. 5 8 1:03 fast 8 104 C
880*1 Blue Hon. 5-8 l:03%fast 10 98 S
5748 Blue Hon. V. f 55% fast <5 111 9
7928 H.deGrace 4». f 55 fast 20 107 3
7852 H.deGrace 1-2 48%fast S 104 1
7529 H.deGrace 41 f 64%fast 2* lof. 3
LOUISE TRAVERS, b. f. 2 105
9**52 « 'onnaught 5 8 1 :02%fast 4 98 4
8987 < 'onnaught 5-S l:03%fast 4 lof, 7
8959 C’nnaught 5 8 l:02%fast 11-5 107 1
8825 Blue Bon. *5 8 1 :0.3%fast 8 5 1**8 4
8717 Blue lion. 5 S 1 :l*2%fast 6 110 3
8541 Toronto 5 S 1:02 fast 49-50 111 7
8466 Toronto 5 8 l:02%fast 8 6 103 8
S'269 Pimlico 41 f 55%fast 8-5 107 C
SUWANNEE, b. c. 2 110
8985 Connaught 5-S l:02%fast C 107 6
THE URCHIN, ch. g. 2 105
S9K7 Connaught .,-8 1 :**:!%fast 7 Pis 6
88tio Blue Hon. 5-8 1 :o::%fast 2* 106 10
8541 Toronto 5-S 1:02 fast 31-10 107 3
8466 Toronto 5-8 l:02%fast 12-5 107 4
7865 H.deGrace 5-S 13)1% fast 2 109 2
7813 H.deGrace 41 f 54%fast 30 106 6
7758 Jamest’wn 4* f 57%good 10 109 1
Str Fin Jockeys Sthrted tinier of Finish
By Marta Santa — Hull Down (J. W. Burttschell).
2 3 2} Nc.vlon *! It. Waters. I.. Travers. Centaur!
3 h 11 Neylon S Reipiiram, L. Tr:ivcrs, TheTTrcbln
4 h 4 2 Neylon 9 Frauces.M.. B. Head, Candy Box
6 1 * 5 3 5 Nc.vlon 12 Eustace, Marta Mac. Hyki
9 9 43 Kederis 11 Bandit, Bird Man. Bushy ITead
68 9 1 Keileris 14 Miss Declare. Osaple. May L.
By Tony Faust — Resignation II. (E. J. O’Connell).
5’ 5 7 } Robbins 3 1>. Waters, Gnenbrae. L. Travers
l 3 2* Robbins S Greenbrae, L. Travers, ThePrchiti
l l l l Ilre.ver 13 Daily Waters. P. Rutledge, Siusin
l 3 3 3 llreyer 11 Geiitauri. I’. Post, Dally Waters
7* 7' 3 Brnc* S Osaple. Cannock. The Urchin
By Rapid Water — Dally (H. G. Bedwell),
1' 1) Snyder Grcetihrac, L. Trnvi rs. Cor.fauri
1- 6 3 J 1 ><■(•( mile s Green hrac. Reipiiram, L. Travels
l l Dcrondo p 'I'. Hancock. Par.l'ost. .I.Mlilim-r
3 3 2* Deron.le 13 Kcqulram, Pat Rutledge. Sinsin
54 4 4 D**ronde 11 ('ciitaiirl. Parcel Post, Reipiiram
9 9°1 Der*>nde 10 S.-arlH Letter. Laura. Peacock
45 5*4 Deronda 7 W. Waddell. Fathom. Spcarli-ad
4"8 5'J Dcronila S Gordon. Veilchi tt, Canto
Ink Deronda *• Gallop. Colonel Scarsdale
By McGee — Miss Canale (E. J. McGraw).
3U 3 3 3 Dennlcr *; D Waters. Greenbrae. Centaur!
2**k .".s Dennler S Greenbrae, Ri-Ipiirani, 'nieFri liin
4 3 4" .Small 7 Corn Broom. Peacock. Supreme
4' l 1 Small 7 Wanifa. Kettledrum, Laura
5* 2* W Dunn 0 Eyrie Muse, W. Waddell, P. Post
4 2 4* G Burns S Osaple. Cannock. The IJrehin
3"k p* C Turner S Cannock, Th •Freliin. SkyRocket
7° l" k C Turner 12 Wanita. Odd Cross, Front Royal
By Ogden — May Florence (R. T. Wilson)
2= 24 Ambrose s P. Uegan, Diamond! 'I ' ter, ThePa.1.
By Fatherless — Eliza Russell (R. Parr).
6"k 4 3 Nat liiiu s Greenbrae. Reipiiram. L. Travers
7 2 6® Nathan 11 Ccntanri. Parcel Post, Reipiiram
3 3 32 But well -S Osaple, Cannock, Lou iseT ravers
4 3 3'J Butwell s L. Travers, Cannock, SkyRocket
2 4 2' Butwell 5 R. Hyams. J. Marshall, Scarsdale
43 4 : *3 Butwell (1 Gordon, Wooden Shoes, Kulgar
2 3 1" Butwell 0 M. Casca, Fathom, Colonel C.
SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (9051 — 1:14% — 4—107.)
4 4 4 3 * Moiesw'h 4 Bnlcllfr, C.W.Ken’n, L.M’cbm’t
1 2- 2* Bonus 7 L. M. Eckert. Golden Agnes, Zool
2 2* 2‘ Loftus 0 (ilmli, Chantielor, Sir Barry
1 I s !•> C Turner 10 MasterJim, Grania. Troy Weight
3 2'4 2* Buxton 11 O Em. Manasseb. Fly-By-Night
By Magistrate — Lady Aintree (Keith & Spence).
2 3 s 3 2 Buxton 11 M. Slack. D.W.Briggs.J. G.W’ver
4 9‘ 9'UGoose 12 Anna Patricia. Beulah S.. Tyree
5 S 3 S"JJ Henry 10 Bonnie Eloise. Supple, Beautiful
10 96 9'UTealian 11 Chartier, Sir Marion. Volita
5 7 7’ 8 E Martin S Bonanza. W.W00I, CapitanBravo
5 56 6 7 E Martin 9 Just Red. Ethelda. Fellowman
6 6 6 8 J B Jlartin C Bet(ie Sue. Merrick. Henanet
2 3 3 4 5 J Teahan 9 Acumen. Fan’l Hall. Pr. Conrad
2 5 3 3 2 Buxton 11 M.Maek. D.W.Briggs.J. G.W’ver
4 9‘ 9'UGoose 12 Anna Patricia, BeulahS.. Tyree
5 S-* S"iJ Henry 10 Bonnie Eloise. Supple. Beautiful
.0 96 9'QTealian 11 Cbartier, Sir Marion. Volita
5 7 7' 8 E Martin S Bonanza. W.W00I. CapitanBravo
5 56 6 7 E Martin 9 Just Red. Ethelda. Fellowman
6 6 6 8 J E Martin 0 Bettie Sue. Merrick, Itenanet
2 3 s 4 3 J Teahan 9 Acumen. Fan’l Hall. Pr. Conrad
2 2 3 t 3=3 J Callahan 8 Beda, Faueuil Hall. Bells
4 6'4 6 4 * Cole 13 P. Connor. M. Molett. Camarada
By Stalwart — Margaret Kent (J. MacManus).
9 S\ 9"' J Henry 12 Wander. Bonnie Eloise. Jabot
7 6" 6' 8 J Henry 8 Praetorian, Supple, Cracker Box
2 3* 3'J J Henry 4 Sirt'atesby, Supervisor, I). Bilker
6 6 5»4 Buxton 7 Husky Lad. D. Baker. B. Chance
6 G 3 5‘ 3 i.T Henry 7 Bonanza, Banorella. Spindle
6 6 6 33 J Callahan (j Rudolfo, C.Holloway, CousinPuss
7 5 l 3 3 4 J Callahan 7 Coppertown, II. Lad. Dut. Rock
8 8 8 3 *J.I Henry 8 CousinPuss. SisterFlotenee. Frog
8 5 1 3* J Henry 11 F. Duster. Dutch Rock. Ymir
7 l h 1'4 Goose 9 Fireman. Sir Catesby. Idlewelss
GERRARD, b. g, 3
9981 (’onnaught 1 l:40%fast 10
8989 Conn' ght 1 1-8 l:56%fast 10
5964 4"aught 1 1-16 1:50 fast 30
8795 Douglas lm70y 1:45 fast 31-10
8495 Douglas 3-4 1:13 fast 24
8311 Churchill 3-4 l:14%slow 31
8251 Churchill 3-4 l:13%fast f’ld
TOM SAYERS, blk. g, 6
9082 Conn’ ght 55 f 1 :08%fast 25
9015 Oonn’ght 5* f l:10%fast 6
8960 Conn'ght 5J f l:09' /3 fast 12
8879 Blue Bon. 3-4 1:15 fast 10
8775 Blue Bon. 7-8 l:2S%fast 10
8577 Toronto 3-4 l:14%fast 150
8501 Toronto 3-4 1:16 slow 32-5 114 13
8439 Toronto 3-4 1 :'.4%fast f’ld 111 4
5(40 Toronto lm70y 1:47* good 25 105 8 7
BEN LOYAL, b. h, 6 111
9055 Conn’ght 55 f l:09%fast 30
899S KingEd. 3-4 l:16%fast 1
8830 Blue Bon. 55 f l:0S%fast 30
8245 Pimlico 3-4 X:14%fast 11
6648 Jamestown 3-4 1:15* hvy 3J
6622 Jamestown 3-4 1:15? slop 8-5
6594 Jamestown 3-4 1:13* fast 26
6573 Jamestown 3-4 1:13* fast 16
103
100 1 1
By Superman — Mayfair (J. W. Hedrick).
Ink lh Ambrose 0 GoldenTroasnre. I r. Rose. F.Levy
45 4° Neylon 10 I,. M. Eckert, L’ky George. Rash
55 6 3 Neylon 12 Jacipielina, Apiuster. llttskv Lad
26 25 E Marlin 10 Bi n Lasca. Galley Slave, stamps
7 3 7 1 * E Martin 10 Back Bay. Chartier, Moisant
56 6'° C Peak 14 A. Patricia. Th. Gill. IS. Holder
blk. g, 6
106
By Contestor — Houi
5J f 1 :08%fast
21
107 1
1
3
3 2 3 s F Adams
ll
5* f l:l0%fast
6
108 5
6
5
5'! 3 l J F Adams
12
51 f l:09%fast
12
108 1
3
2
2 3 2 1 F Adams
15
3-4 1:15 fast
10
101 4
6
5
8‘ 9 7 Snvder
11
7-8 l:2S%fast
10
108* 7
S
5
30 8 7, JF Adams
i:j
3-4 1 :14%fast
150
119 6
7
7
710 58J p Adams
s
6440 Pimlico 3-4 1:15* slop 1
6317 laurel 3-4 1:13 fast 25
6188 Laurel 3-4 1:16* hvy 9-6
tDead heat.
LOVE DAY. b. c. 4
9016 Connaught 1 1 :12%fast 35
8647 Toronto lm70y 1 :46%tast 58
8583 Toronto lm70y l:46%fast f’ld
8506 Toronto 3-4 l:14%slow 31
8359 Church'l ltn70y 1:45 fast 16
8256 Church’l 1 1-16 l:49%mud 16
81S3 Church’l lmTOy l:44%fast 26
8110 Lex’gton lm70yl :43%fast 12
8027 Lex’gton ImToyl :44%fast 19
PLANTER, b. g, 5
89SS Connaught 3-4 1 :16%fast 4
8960 C’nnaught 55 f l:09%fast 4
8S79 Blue Bon. 3-4 1:15 fast 20
8852 Blue Bon. 3-4 1:16 fast 50
8722 Blue Bon. 3-tl:15%fast 60
ll- r Jiari m .uiss .lonah, Mawr Lad. Jonquil
< h , 4'i D McC-thyl2 York Lad. Ardelon. Carrillon
< 3 5 6 * D McC thy 9 At Once, Troy Weight. XIonkey
By Ben Strome — Jessie Woodson (A. M. Orpen)
75 9"5Moml.m :» YorkLa.I. .TessupP.urn Trsldlin-
9' 3 .'.C Knight 10 Mi-s Felix. Stdi'IItT Orient *1 PJ
W 7 *lDe.on de 15 R. Message.' Anurieus Vlon.Veo
6- 8— il’ord 8 Ambrose. Joo Knight, SylvestrU
l l J l l E Martin « She*rwoo<l, ITkBav, .Tack Den min
*! 3 'l Buxton 9 Black Chief. Vitey.* .Tack I.emmm
771 ^ Sherwood. J.Knlght. Black Chief
il ; 2 Briar Path. Back Bay, Gencsta
li U, 5 OJ 0 8 latdora, Chemulpo Sylvestris
2« S* nmwelt ,n n Vi, £ eI ’ Back Ba.v. Rose Queen
2 2 Butwell 10 Oe. Court. BlueThistle, Deduction
5345 Toronto
6134 Montreal
3-4 1:16 slop 19-10
1 1:40 good 50
5 6'5 6 14 Tealian S Star O’ Ryan, Wander. B. Eloise 9*
5 5 5 33 5Teahan 5 WhiteWool. Fly’gFeet. Beuutifui s:
9 9 9 34 5Te«hau !» J. Reardon. Supervisor. Wander 8:
7 ll 3 ll'* Tealian 12 Henry Hutchison. Anavri O Em s '
3 4 1 2 1 Tealian 8 B. Eloise. L.ofl.angileu. Pedigree 8
7 S'* 9 7 McTng’rt *.» Nailztt O Em. Suffragist Si
7 75 6 4 J Teahan 12 Towton Field. Kate K.. Calisse 8:
S S 7®1 Teahan 8 Inlan. Rav of Pleasure. Xtiss Joe Si
8 9' 8" Tealiann 11 K. Differ, Wintergreen. Countless 2*
10 9' 9 34 Tcahann 13 The Rump. Camellia. Com. Touch G(
1 21 3J J C'allahnnll Fly.Peet, C.Swansou. Xliss Wiggs <),
By Orlando — Lake Breeze (A. Baker).
10 10 lh 3 ” Tealian 12 Wander. Bonnie Eloise. Jabot 8*
9 75 7”* Lift us !» Just Red. Etlieldu. Fellowman "
8 S 7" lioflns In .1. II. Barr, Imprudent. Toy Bov 7'
5 6 4 5*3 .1 Glass 12 Wish. Ring. Sum. Night, XI. Casey 7*
7 7 7 3 ' Gauz 8 All Red. Veil. Strome, Xt.mleiair D
2 21 2 2 C II Shll'K 9 JackDetiman, Ethelda. V. Strome s
3 5* 5 s J Loflus 8 Seliago, S.Alveseot, Ciim.Touch s.
2 25 2'J Keunedy 10 IK.neasler, Sen Cliff, Discontent.
0 eu |„u Tapiin 11 ai Muller, Compton, Sea Cliff. 7 :
2 6' 6 8 1 Goose 7 Starhottle. Johnlteurdou, Camel r
4 36 3'* Warren C Carlton G.. Huck. (Milo. '
By Dick Welles — Mary Havana (S. B. McMillan). 0
6 9 9 .Tealian In StarO'Ryan. Cr’ki rBox. Helene 5!
in 12 12 13 Loftus 12 XI :irs h»n. Beautiful. Ben Lasca r >!
the post . B Steele 12 Wander. Bonnie Cloise, Jabot QI
11 b* 3 in' 3 Loftus 15 llrs. Emma. FluralDay. M.Ann K. i
• * C' 6*1 Loftus 12 BriieeUice. John Louis. Idleweiss 4
7 8 8 34 }lsif 1 11s 8 F. Duster. Helene, t !. M,irclunont (.
4 55 5*5 Ia>rtU8 8 Pat ruche. Sea Cliff. Yauker 37
8 8 S'" Moiesw’h 9 Crossover, Helene, Pliant < t(i
2 2 2 l" k Estep 12 S*um. Night. Xlar. Casey. Falenda.
1 15 15 Estep 1 1 E.ofRichm’d. N.Fergu’n, Pltiv’us
Bv Yorkshire Led — Elsina (T. Pettie).
10 36 in 3 " Buxton II The Reach. Xtarfa C Silk D-tv ri
5 S* S' 8 J Deav’p’t 12 Joe Stein, la.ve Day. Patniehe .f
2 J Deav’p’t S M. rise. Teddy Bear. Xlaxton l,
„ „ . . 9 Gift. Drexi'l Mill. Argonaut s'
■*5 3 4 1 J Deav p t s llighflown, I’ir.Diana. Sv lvestris , ■
6 2 2 2 s Bauer 7 Tippy. Masks and Faees. I. Wish -
6 7 7 4 3 Nolan In Smirk. Dust. Louis lies Cornets 7;
By Inspector B. — Anna Brooks (M. Ording). 7
in in HIM W Amlressln StarD'R.Viin. Cr’kerP..*x. Helene 7
Hi 10 Hi-' 1 Tu|diu 1" Bonnie Eloise. Supple. Beaiitiful 7
6 x 8 33 W \inlress 8 Praetorian. Supple, Cracker Box 7!
•! 10 ’ "" Andreaal 1 .Melt on Street. AI BI01I1, Wander 7*
7 7 3 W Andress o Wander. Forehead. Iton. Clniuc - rx
11 11 11"'3W W T’lor 1 1 W. Ring, E.of Riclim’d. N Ferg’n •
6 46 5" Fain (1 Gay Bird, Aspirin, Huskv laid v
5 4 2 4«I B Steele Husky I.ad. XI. Angelo, My Gal. i-
4 26 1J B Sti*ele 8 D.ofBrldgew’r. B.Bult’n.D.B’kl’y c
By Sileo — Detrix (R. J. Mackenzie). 6
7 7 T 37 Irvin 7 Orb.Lad. L.M. Eckert. Lambertha 6;
Dv Titlionus — Isobel (T. W. Reeves),
in in M' 3 5Taplin 11 Green. Elhelda Gisvrge Oxnard
9 9 s 9' 7 .1 Callahan 12 Detour. Ethelda. Sir Marion
7 8 7' 5 B Steele s Effendi. Quartermaster, Xlillo 11
6 5' r, 3 ' J Deav’p t 7 Cong. James. Accord. Com. Tench M
8 8 8" 3 W W T’lor 9 Volthorpe, Lilmld, G. Treasure 9*
10 11 11 2S 3 W W T’lorll Sea Cliff, Working I^d. Sir Giles N!
BLACK RIVER, blk. g, 4
9013 Connaught l 1 :42%fast 9-5
S960 Conn’ght 65 f 1 9>9%fast 8
8852 Blue P.011. 3-4 1:16 fast 15
8775 Blue Bon. 7-8 1 :28%fast 12
8852 Blue Don.
8775 Blue Bon.
871S Blue Bon.
8641 Toronto
8580 Toronto
8501 Toronto
1 1 :41%fast 3"
3-4 1:14 fast f’ld
3-4 l:13%fast f’ld
3-4 1:16 slow 22
1 15 5 8 7 6
105 5 7 6 4
109 7 7 7
106 7 9 7 6
107 7 7 7 5
100 5 7 7 9
108 5 6 6 5
108 5 7 6 5
106 Lost rider.
Ill 10 99
100 3 5 5 5
99 3 1 1 1
103 10 9 »
101 8 6 6
112 5 23
2007 Jamestown 3— I 1:16* slow 5
GOLDEN CASTLE, ch. g. 7
9015
Conn’ght 51 f 1
lo'r.fast
30
110111
9
10
82LM
Pimlico 3 4 1
15%good
30
105
7
10
9
v* »77
Pimlico 1 1
12%fast
46
in;
1
2
4
c
Mll.oro 11-MI:
•7- .Ii \ >'
8
lot
7711
M’boro A 1.6J f 1
22% fast
10
KIT.
7»;s7
M’rll.oro 1 I ifi 1
48%fast
41
109
DAISY PLATT, ch. f.
3
99
8722
Blue Boil. 2-4 1
15'ifast
15
101
11
11
13
8023
L xington 3 4 !
II fast
22 5
107
I
2
2
790C
Ijexington 1 1
47%livy
21
117
4
2
i
2
7869
L-xinglon 3-4 1
16 hvy
55
104
2
1
1
6281
Latonia 1 1
:4I* rast
13 5
103
3
3
9
8
6173
1 fill on ia 51 f 1
:ll* hvy
40
107
7
8
s
(M35
Litonia. hi f 1
:(*8* hvy
14
110
1
4
;;
5917
Churchill 2 4 1
:14 last
45
105
1
1
2
5829
Churchill 1 1
:41* fast
19
105J 1
1
1
1
SIR
RAYMOND, b. g
5
108
41.6
Dull’erin Ah.i-9 1
:01g fast
8
ill
4H>2
Duff’erin Ah5 8 1
:02* last
6
112
t*(12
Fori Erie 5*. f 1
:»*7e fast
40
105
6
2
2
97252
Windsor 51 f 1:08 fast
GO
96
7
6
7
909. *1
Fort Erie 3-4 !
:l3f fast
(AI
98
9
9
1L
ni £ UX i° n » « laCk Chi ’ ef ’ Vi W- Jack KilS
-I S ! o Sherwood, J.Knlght. Black Chief
J 1 £°\ 10 2 Br ' arl a th. Back Bay, Gencsta
li U, 5 oy ! e 8 Isidora, Chemulpo. Sylvestris
24 01 5 ,0 n a l , , eI ’ Ru< ' k Bav ' Queen
2 2 Butwell 10 Oe. Court. BlueThistle, Deduction
By Peep o’Day— Loyelight (J. Hochreln).
4' 4% Rohldns S Gold. Treasure Effendi Mveeine
5 3 3® Obert 10 J.H.Houghtonis.Gif" ' atSflmmH
rs k*! Elwab, Chester Kriim, Dardncr
6« Small 8 Hoffman, Gold Cap. Fred Levy
4> 1 7 ' r*™ w ?lto , n St ^. 0et ’ AI I!l °cl*. Wander
4‘ 4 Gross !i Wander. Forehead Bon f'linn*..
Just Red. Xlelt. Street. Forehead
2 Si >na, , ,z , : '’ s P iD<l| e Banorella
4" 35 Gross 8 Floral Day. Spindle, Marshon
Plantess ( J - F - Smythe).
- ! , 3 .i ,p !- Bodniolher. Dynamite
* - ” ^ arty l.» Kosomnry, romSayers, Dlk.Rivi r
A’ 1 ... )jV ni| X.B<'e. Incision. VenetaStroino
‘ W^Broganl. Toddling, Chemulpo, Jonquil
m 7,1 J" 8 0 < ' Ilb ’d' Righte’y. Clotln-sBrusli
) ;i ?, ea * la M r Detroit, B.ot Pleasure. Fan Hall
5 4 7 J Connolly 5 Edda, .Mission, Cliff Edge
By Fatherless — Lizzie H. (T. Morgan)
4 I® Montour 4 Dynamite. In.Lcstrarie Itivroei-
5'*" 3 4 .1 WilliatnslS Rosemary. T Savers I .'n-v
V ^w 1 ?. ‘mcAhvI'"’ i’; Hl,l,in *f J'^cmulp,,. jonquil '
a 1, 1 11' .t 1 lex - Emily Lee. It. H. Gray
^ ^ ^ Nun Dji, (%dston. Oaklov
4 nk rtliy 1.*; (’os^rove. Ardelon Gr>ld r*m
n J*? vV , ,T;i 1,y ]'! x \ ,a « azf "-’ K.Messagt-dtighVeasy
, J “ |J Matts L. Miss Jonah, Mawr I, ail .huiunil
O* 8'J E Martin 10 B. Frances. Hid. Hand. Cll.Trauce
By Hawkswick — Advance (J. Booker)
V,? T V; lr " S « '"Gi.l. BenPrbVr. Tomsavers
i 18 .L,! | < 5 Uiai1 !!! Cynosure. C. Beaelley, Golliwogg
n. it. 1- Sand ll.g, (’.Swanson, Mollie S.
r “ wi c Mv. - 8,: } lrs ' N 'J Lad. Sylvestris
(.< Kill w lh i Sylvestris, Cntlyhiink. Viley
- Pickens < Supervisor. Ilald.-man, K. Grane
1 ,. B , y , Marta Sant a~ ^ Black Banner (J. L. Watkins).
V*. Vrt • ,,IM "‘ r l l’ E|*e!lb’d. Righte’y. Clothes Brush
‘•la Vs < « Hide Post, ((.Woman. Anna Road
l'l .» B,,xton Go well. The W. Moon. Baliyshe
' V uxlon 1 • "■ Moon. Floral Park, (iowell
ei BiVUr >S r 1 11 ^‘ lk ,)av ' Carpathia. Toy
I. ?V 4 >y Andress -( A . Patricia, Silk Day Implicit.
Hi i anZ 11 h , ,, ‘ ll,,7V "»"". Rooster. Ancon
4 J 4% Goose 8 Carpal I, ia. Trojan Bello. Ancon
1' l'J (.oose 7 Barsae. Blue Beard. Transport
By Mazagan — Thrilled (W. E. Burns).
25 Madeira s starboard. Glipian. Koroni
8kir . viu 8 Eli’ ss. Nnilu Mas, Lady Etna
i* V :.y ahann Jr N "! [>!!•'■ Gr. ni.la. Lor, I Ladas
i J’ U V Hlghdowii. Sal Voutila
H ll'°5Seliut ger 12 Stare. Smirk. Apple Prince
THIRD RACE — 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and up ward.
107 3 4
95 3 6
JACQUELINA. br. m, 6 111
9051 Connaught 1 l:!l%fast 1 llo 1 4 4
8961 fon’ght 1 1-16 l:5o fast 35 110 2 5 3
S8S2 I ’due Don. 7 8 I:27%fast S lot 7 7 7
8778 Blue Bon. 7 8 1:2S%fast 7 105 14 14 13
7100 <'ha.rle'n lm7oy l:47'r.fast 2 io? 7 7 7
7312 Charleston 1 1 :45%hvy 8 109 6 5 5
7281 Charleston 1 1 :42* good 7-5 1**7 2 6 5
7257 charleston 1 1:45 hvy 5 107 3 6 6
7212 Charles’ n 1 1-16 1:19* fast 4 107 3 4 4
7068 Charles’ n 1 18 1:58* good S 96 3 5 5
7**14 Charles’ n 1 1-16 1:49 fast 13-5 108 6 5 6
INSPECTOR LESTRADE. eh. g. 4 110
9013 < 'onnaught 1 l:42%fast 2 !h; 2 4 4
8828 Blue Bon. 1 1 4 2: III'/- fast 7-10 124 2 4 4
8779 DIueDon. 1 1 S 1 :56%fast 15 lof. 3 5 5
6468 IMmlieo 11-16 1:48 hvy 15 97 4 5 5
6126 Pimlico 1 3-16 2:<(1* fast 30 94 4 Fell.
6332 Pimlico 1 3 16 2:01* hvy 9-5 95 1 2 2
5416 Toronto 1 1:43? hvy 2J 107 6 5 5
5299 Toronto 1 1-16 1 :4»i slop 13-5 110 6 5 4
5265 Toronto 1 1-4 2:06* fast 2C-5 87 1 1 1
5133 Xtontreal 1 1-8 1:54* good 10 87 2 1 1
MOLLIE S., b. m, 5 107
9o5 4 Connaught 1 l:41%fast 7 llo 4 5 5
8964 Con’ ght t 1-16 1:50 fast 20 110 10 12 11
8741 Electric Ali7-8 l:29%fast 9 5 107
87o3 Electric Ab7-S l:32%slow 3-2 110
By Jack Point— Eyelet (H. G. Bedwell).
l*'k Xlnndon 7 Chemulpo, XIollic S Xr*iff
V* Moo.lon 1“ Apiasler. Husky Lad. P.. Dipper
i®J Der.imie , l’uwtonPiel.I.Speilh’ijd. Fre.lL vy
Ink Xlondon
1* Ink Mondon
7 7®i Deron.le
7® 1" Deronde
3' 3 1 C Grand
2‘ l'J c Grand
412 42a rapi i n
2'J 2'J Taplin
3 4 3-’A 1 teronda
3J 3 8 Deronda
5 3 5 3 J E Martin
. l.iwioiiMelil.Spidlh’lid. Pie.il, \y
V E'^.'O’.Romil Lloyd. Jonquil
8 Wiffglnn, Banorella, Xlud Sill.
' !* lj. \\ i^ljillS. I'Op'tOtVQ
l! '2 71 *‘‘. r • B*'.v. Coppertown
l> Effendi, Kiel, Buuoreila
0 Clierryola, Effendi, Stairs
• > Donald Macdonald. Font. Effendi
8 FI. Day, H. Hutchison. Sl>ili*lle
By Burgomaster— Trovatora (D. L. McGibbon).
•* ~ Ambrose 1 Dvnaniite 1 *• 1.1.
3'J 3‘ 3 Ambrose
45 5'" Ambrose
4* 4 8 J Rowley
Rowley
2 s 2'J Rowley
3" 2 h Row lev
3 7 3'J Rowley
2J 3'J Rowley
1J 2*' Rowley
1 Dyminiile. I lav rock, I; River
BwanaTiimls.. (’.Sli.aiii. Magpie
2 Elwali. Merry Lad. Sl.-nfor
o Bwa.Tiimbo. Bounder, Sliaekleton
, Yorkshire Boy, iVire.v, Jawlioue
4 Y'kshire Boy. A. Jetiks. Bllliken
^ Cast Steel, Amlierite. Live Wire
. CheiKintuc. I.iveWire D.llolzlierg
8570 Electric
1 1 :48%good21-2rt 112
,1 V V>° W ey 2 R Ear Charter. Sotetnla
1J 2** Rowley 3 Froglegs, Chester Krum
By AJloway— Flaxen Hair (E. Utterback).
il' *V ,ri,s .. 7 Jmaiueliiia. Cliemiilpo,
*' ( onuellylj Jacqnelinu. Apiasb-r. 1
1J ^J ex s Vigorous. Lit. England.
2 l ivlex (1 C.'inicl. ((lit.. Ho... .......
8353 Pimlico lmtOy 1 :46%fast ll 109 2 3 4
8192 Pimlico lniloy l:45%fast 2 114 10 S 5
8d77 Pimlico ll:42'f.fast 66 114 2 5 5
7776 James'n 1 1-16 l:51%mud 7 101 4 4 4
7731 James’n lm70y 1:46 fast 15 107 9 9 9
BIG DIPPER, b. f. 3 99
8964 Con’ght 11-16 1:50 fast 10 96 5 1 1
SS5G Blue Bon. 1 l:42%iast 5 98 3 1 1
8754 BlueBon. 1 1-8 1 :56%fast 15 93 9 6 S
8465 Toronto 3-4 1:14 fast 17 103 1 5
8247 Pimlico 5-4 l:13%fast 14 100 3 4
7962 Pimlico lm60y 1:46 fast — 95 4 4 5
7931 H.deG'ce lnVTOyl :45 fast 3* 95 2 2 3
7783 H.deGrace 5-8 1:02 good 2* 98 1 3
7760 Jamest’vvn 5J f 1:09 good 1 110 1 1
7727 Jamestown 3-4 l:14%tast 4J 96 3 2
LUCKY GEORGE, b. g. 4 101
8989 Conn'ght 1 1-8 l:50%fast 20 llo 3 3 3
SS78 Blue Bon. 3-4 l:15%fast 50 109 4 6
8317 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 good 17 109 13 11
7664 James'n lm70y 1 :4S%fast 5 98 6 7 7
7651 James’n lmTOy l:(7%fast 11-5 99 5 5 5
7631 James’n ltnTO.v l:47%fast 6 301 6 4 5
7529 Charleston 7-S 1 :29%good 8 107 2 8 8
7500 Chat'les’n 1 1-8 1:57 slow 13-5 98 1 2 2
MIMESIS, br. f, 3 86
9056 Conn’ght 11-8 1:56 fast 9-5 88 7 5 7
8989 Conn'ght 1 1-8 1 :56%fast 10 107 9 10 10
8754 BlueBon. 1 1-S 1 :56%fast 15 95 11 Fell
8621 Toronto 1 1-16 1 :49%fast 27 90 7 6 5
8436 Toronto 1 1-8 l:54%fast 53 107 6 6 6
6613 Jamestown 11:43* fast 8 104 9 6 3
6008 Jamestown 1 1:41? fast 50 90 6 6 5
6544 Jamestown 5-8 1 :02 fast 7 104 5 ll
6135 Latonia 3-4 1:181 hvy 14 107 5 4
6387 I^atonia 5J f 1:07 fast 8 108 7 5
MISS JONAH, ch. m. 5 104
8964 Con' ght 1 1-16 1:50 fast 60 101 1 10 S
8883 BlueBon. 1 1-8 l:56%fast 40 102 2 8 8
8.5S3 Toronto lmTOy l:46%fast 75 101 645
S501 Toronto 3-4 1:16 slow 7 107 7 7
S439 Toronto 3-4 1:14%fast 26 1 04 10 11
7769 Jamestown 1 l:41%fast 40 100 2 7 7
7753 Jamestown 3-4 1:16 mud 15 103 4 5
7734 Jamestown 3-4 1:15 fast 8 1 **!( 4 6
7701 James’n 1 1-16 1:49 fast 6 100 5 3 4
7649 Jamestown 3-4 l:15%fast 18-6 106 5 6
7638 Jamestown 3-4 l:15%fast 3* 105 3 3
2' F’ brother
2l> I'* ( Ibert
21 .3' J Obert
3'J 3'J Obert
3'J 3% SUirvin
9 8 l3 *F’ brother
. .laequeiin.'i. ( licmulpo. Muff
13 Jneqnelinn. Apiaster. II. Lad .
s Vigorous. Lit. England. Lothario
• 1 Camel. (Kilo. Ilamin.m Pass
i> S. Princess. IlamnionPass. Camel
L* Star (Jift. Milcnm*. McCrcury
11 Tact Ics. Rock Fish, Arran
12 Sand I log. I’apt. Swanson. Grania
. o Km. Heretic, Aviator
!» C.Beachey. StarGift. The Squire
107 9 10 10
95 11 Fell.
90 7 6 5
107 6 6 6
104 9 6 3
90 6 6 5
104 5 11
107 5 4
108 7 5
108 7 6
104
101 1 10 s
102 288
101 6 4 5
107 7 7
104 10 11
100 2 7 7
103 4 5
r R r 1 0 8 Oafcburst. Spellbound. Mas. Jim
a I I fe n \ d i er 2 TPV\ m r : leld - Stairs. Sr»ellhn„na
4 ^ 5 J Nathan S Double Five, Monereif Hlk ('liiof
. ^ ” k u n \ n . ary ’ '*• \^’ny PaVisQVeen f
2 3 1 * Nathan .1 R. Message, Double Five. El Oro
By Maceo— Presentation (G. H. Marlman)
3 3 3 2 4 Montour lb L. M. Eckert Rash flerrir.l
8 8 8” JR Waldron S York Lad. Star Gift A-m Lr
7 ri xV"".' eH H SprinBitCs. T.Hollaml.' Montcalm
A Qi J 31 ^J on ^ 0ur 8 Eh eel' Up. Ragman. Floral Dav
•! 3 ,l ^ on ‘ our l <;• Beaeliey, Mollie S.. York Lad
4- 4-^ Montour s Camel. The Squire, HIuh Mous*
8 *' 7' 3 E XIartin 10 The Squire, Elma, Berkeley
2 3J 3 3 E Martin fi Stairs. Naugh. Lad. An.Sellers
By Ogden — Mimosa. (W. Walker).
I Az*. Rash, Jvi.lge Monek
5 5'J o J Snyder 10 L. XI. Eckert, LuekyGeorge Rash
. „ A Wilson 1J Apiaster. L. XL Eckert. Stairs
« r ci -,.,^ n - Td ,? r ‘ IlbW'l.vHowdy. Hasson. C. Buford
a 1 ^ ESmali (. Meburne, F. Sight. Spring Maid
5 7 ait « u . x , ton J 1 ' A . n " K - K - Grane. F By-Night
11 ll in 6 . 8nid * r . 8 Ins. Man. Striker. Grosvenor
n . 10 .“. 9 “Ato ar, i i '- k U San<1 h °K- Chii. Dance. Thesierea
k k ‘iBuxtim 8 Cream. Gardenia. 8emprite
6 6 4' 3 4 Buxton 11 Kallnka. Cutle B.. I'retty Molly
By Heno — Luckies* (J. W Hedrick).
vf u har , f 12 J»fffnelina. Apiaster. II. Ltnl
® gi 'A ; SPharf I" Naughty Lad. Colston. L.M. Eckert
c ai p B S ^ iai , f '! ‘ |W * I| ' I Chester Krum. Pardn. r
r 1 ? U MawrDil, Jonquil. Black River
e il. 9 . 15 12 York Lad. Ardelon. Carrillon
5 3 a1 Vt 8 'V.sn craft H. Hutchison. Camel
i fi. fi- S c,,arf 8 Toddling. T.G’ardener. T.ineli Me
- 10 C'.’ Water Welles. Heretic
n 7 3 . ll JWolfe 0 Kittery. Montagnie. Cloud Chief
5 3J C"J Buxton S Agnier. Kittery. Ragman
1 1 ‘ 2 * Obert !1 G.Treasure.N'iiocJVJr. MeAnd’wg
3**k 3« Scharf
4 ' 3 3 Scharf
6J 6 7 Buxton
7 3 7' 8 JWolfe
3J 6*| Buxton
1‘ 2> Obert
6
DAILY RACING FORM
FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1913.
FOURTH RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (!>0S2 — 1 :OS% — 5 — UK!. )
SEVENTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward.
CARLTON G.. ch. h. 6
INil-l Connaught 3-4 l:15%fnst 7-10
Si.oi Blue Bon. 3 1 l:14%fast 11!
7S13 I’lcirleston 3-4 l:16%slop 8-5
7516 Charles’n 1 1-S l:54%good 5
7485 < "harleston 7-S 1:37 last 6
7461* Charleston 1 l:41Vfefast 8-6
7419 Charle'n lm70y l:45Vsfast 5
FLEX. b. f. 4
l*Cil Connaught 3-4 l:14%fast 9-10
8903 Connaught 3-4 1:13 fast 4
8775 Blue Bon. 7-S l:3S'/ 5 fast 9-10
0370 1 .atonia 3-4 1:138 fast 6
6304 Douglas Pk 3-4 l:14g hvy 31-10
6190 Ijexington 3-4 1:14 fast 37-10
4809 Lexington 1 1:398 fast 6-5
3881 Windsor 3 4 l:14g fast 44
SHERWOOD, b. g, 6
■>•1 1 Connaught 3 4 l:13't,fast f.
87 ..I ' Blue Bon.
8617 Toronto
8191 Pimlico
yooi Pimlico
79T>9 Pimlico
5 1 1 : 1 1 - 71,1 ast 6 "
3-4 1:13 fast 3-2
5 4 1 :1 1-hfast 31 !
7-S 1 :27- r .fast 11
3 4 l:13«ifast 7-11
106
103 4
103 3
110 5
106 3 3
106 3 4
107 4 3
109 6 1
112
107 1
103 3
103 1
107J 4
109 8
105 1
111 3 1
105 4
122
115 3
116 2
111 2
122 6
110 5 9
By Carlton Grange — Resignation (A. Malone).
2‘ i Hopkins
4- 5‘4 Snyder
2 1 2= Tapi in
5 1 5*4 Pickens
2* H* Tap I in
25 2'-’ J Wilson
4>4 4*3 Buxton
4 Sherwood. TowtonFie'd. 1 plight
5 I piiglit. Sherwood, Hoffman
5 S. It. Meyer. Lochiel. Sir Blaise
5 .1. Furlong. Cherryola. Milton B.
6 S. it. Meyer. Lochiel. Voltliorpe
4 Lochiel, Voltliorpe. Milton B.
6 J. Furlong. Dr.Duonner, Lochiel
By Inflexible— Lizzella (Gallaher Bros.).
1- 1- Hopkins
Ink ft Hopkins
7 Cold Cap. Ymir. Zitu
!> Upright, The Bump. O.Ixxlge
1* C Turner 13 Kuiilyl.oc. It. li. Gray, Sen. Sparks
7881 H.deGrace 3 t CM'-jslow
78|o II .< lot irace 3 4 1 :1 pjfcfast
Charleston 3-4 l:15Vimud 9-10
31 5 122 6
11 110 E
7-10 109 5
3-6 114 2
6 112 5
UPRIGHT, ch. g. 4
10S
By Standing — 111
9014 t’otinaught 3-4 1:15'/;, fast
4
ID)
3
2
4 4 4 2 J Robbins
8962 t’onnaughl 3 1 1:15 fast
8-5
H'9
5
*2
2 2® 2' Small
8834 Blue Bon. 7-S l: 28 ^fast
3
108.1
5
3 2 1 2 l Small
8750 Blue lion. 3-4 1:14% fast
39
106*
G
4
3 2 '4 1' 4J Bobbins
8332 Tulsa lm20y l:50%slow
2
11 S
S*i Small
8169 lYilsa 3-4 1 :19%slow
1
115
l 1 Small
8043 Tulsa 3-4 l:17%fast
1-2
113
1® Small
4 b 4 « Goose 11 S.Alvescot. Ethelda, Chapultepec
6 ® 6 '® Goose 8 Itecip’ity, M. Thorpe. L.Lightn’g
2* 2 2 Goose 5 Sea Cliff. Donau, Merrick
26 2* Goose 6 Win. Witch, Sis.Florence, Dorhie
3' l h Musgr’ve 6 S.R. Meyer, Dor. Dean, C. James
By AJlan-a-Dale — Monarka (J. W. Hedrick).
I 1 15 K Scharf -1 Tow. Field. Carlton G.. Upright
l>'t 2'1 .1 Wilson 5 l'priglit, Hoffman. Flabbergast
4 2 16 .1 Wilson 5 Calgary. MovingPiclure, Criseo
4 ,,k 4-"i C Turner 6 I'alaiiipiin. BwanaTunibo. Tartar
S'- 6 s Ohort 12 L. O’ M’ Life. Klelmrne, I.ochiel
1* 1® Halsey 7 HofTinan. Hasson, Sylvestris
3 l l'i .1 Wilson 5 Moiitrcsor. IT. Aluned. Voltliorpe
2 ' 2 n Halsey 7 Tarts. Chuckles, Voltliorpe
1* 3®i Scharf 5 Grosvenor. Tarts. Font
By Standing — 111 Turco (T. S. Parker).
4 I-.; ltohhins 4 Sherwood. Tow. Field CarltonG.
2® 2' Small !t Flex, The Bump. Oliver Lodge
2> 2* Small 7 Cl i IT Edge. Aire.v, Cogs
2*5 l'i .1 Bobbins 5 Sherwood. Hoffman. Flabbergast
8*1 Small it Ziin. Eva Tangtiav. Furlong
l 1 Small 5 Cordova. The Wolf. Dublin John
1® Small 5 Furlong, B. McGill. L.M. Eckert
l»k 2’1 .1 Wilson
4 2 l ' 1 .1 Wilson
4 »k 4'i C Turner
8 - 6 s Obert
l 4 1® Halsey
3‘ l’i J Wilson
2 4 2 " llalsey
1‘ 3®i Scharf
GOLD CAP. ch. g. 6 114
9051 Connaught 3-4 l:! !%fast 12 1 10 3
8962 Connaught 3-4 1:15 fast 10 106 6
8M15 Blue Bon. 3-4 1 :14%fast 41 99 8
86 11 Toronto 3-4 1:14 fast 7-5 112 4
8506 Toronto 3-4 l:14%slow 47-10 1 05 4
8273 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 3 5 108 7
7449 Charleston 3-4 1:15 slow 8-5 107 1
7369 Charleston 3-4 1.16%good 9-10 102 3
7320 Charleston 55 f l:0Sg last 11-10 112 3
7201 Charleston 3-4 1 :15| fast 1 109 6
7122 Charleston 3-4 1:142 fast 1 110 2
7091 Charleston 6 i f 1:07| good 8-6 107 2
RIGHTEASY. blk. m, 7 108
9011 Conn’ght 5i f 1 :09%fast 3 103 5
918X1 KingEd. 3-4 l:17%fast 1 115
8852 Blue Bon. 3-4 1:16 fast 7-6 111 2
8805 Blue Bon. 3-4 l:14V&fast 5 100 5
8722 Blue Bon. 3-4 l:15%fast 31 10 j 8
8041 Toronto 3-4 1:14 fast 7 109 1
8580 Toronto 3 4 l:13%fast 73-10 98 5
By Golden Garter — La Primera (J. W. Hedrick)
4‘ 2 2 E Scharf
Flex, Ymir. Ziin
8 2 8 “ E Scharf 9 Flex. Upright. The Bump
3 ‘ 2‘ Dcnnler 14 Thrifty. Kighteasy, Star (iift
2 2 3*2 J Wilson L". Cosgrove, Artlelon. Bighteas.v
3 nk 2-1 Montour S Hoffman. Fred Levy, Honey Bee
2® 15 J Wilson 12 York Lad, McCreary. Excnlibur
26 15 J Wilson 8 Tow. Field, Bighteasy, Gagnatit
l"k 3 ‘j Montour 6 Fatherola. L. Wells, U.HntehiS'iu
25 2“ k Butwell 5 Tarts. Rose Queen. Sylvestris
O 2 2'5 Butwell 7 laird Wells, Coppertown. Amoret
2 1 2“ J Wilson 6 Spolin, Col.Ashmeade. Itoyal Tea
1 * l 2 J Wilson 6 Tarts. Lord Wells. Bighteasy
By Lackford — Edith Me (H. G. Bedwell).
li l 2 lleronde
2 ‘ Deronde
!» JoiKpiil, Boscmary, Ardelou
13 Cordova. Auto Maid, Nila
4 l 9 7 J E Carter 12 Toddling, Chemulpo, Jonquil
2i 3 s Deronde
25 2 " Deronde
3J 4 2 Derouda
2 l 3 2 Derouda
FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling.
TOMMIE THOMPSON, ch. c, 4
:*i'S 2 Conn' ght 6 .'. f l:0S%fast 15
5943 Pittsburgh 54 f 1:08 fast 4
Hill, rest AIK. S 1 :00| fast 4
6212 PutTerin 7 8 1:23s fast 5
619t Ibifferin Ab5 8 1 :(>U fast 2
6069 Duffcrin Ab5-S l:01g fast 6
SHAWNEE, b. m. 6
By Peep o'Day — Ellangowan (F. Stanton).
2-' 3' Montour 11 Marsaml. TomSayers. Pr.Molly
1* Steinh’dt 7 Dali. Boy. B.Bruininel. D..\i.Lutz
6 * Montour s Grace Me. Donovan. Spri ncsteel
4 1 8*1 Montour lit Servieenco. Sou. Hubble, Donation
7 7*1 Whatley 7 Milpitas. Belle Mawr, Longus
2'5 3« 1<’ Jackson 8 Milpitas, Martre. Boano
By Chuctanunda — Adriutha (C. N. Freeman).
8465
Toronto 3-4
1:11 fast
61 10
115
5
2
1
33
««
Fraeh
7449
Charleston 3-1
1:15 slow
2-1
99
*2
1
1
1 nk
3'i
1 icronda
74 IH
Charleston 3-4
1 : 11 ‘Zifas t
11-5
110
1
1
1
Jnk
2 nk
Deronda
STAR GIFT. hr. f. ■
1
110
By Star Shoot-
Ss7s
Blue Bon. 3 4
1 : 15% fast
9-5
1"7
5
1
2
2 2
2 '
Vand’sen
sso:,
Blue Bon. 3-4
1:1 llifast
7
I'll
ll
11
11
74
4*
Vand'sen
-s'ii;
Toronto lm70y
1 :45%fast
29-10
IHI
1
4
3
3
l'h
2 *
J Wilson
Toronto 3 4
1:11 fast
ll
ID!
12
12
8
f . 1
4i
Mont our
Pimlico lm40y
l:46%fast
11-10
106
4
4
3
::
Ink
•jii
U Turner
Sit »s
Pimlico lmCiOy
1 :46%hvy
42-5
HIl
5
5
7
7
6 '
5 9 J
Snider
8223
Pimlico 3-4
1:15 goodl3-19 112
4
6
4
3'?.
I’a
J Wilson
7J»4 \
H.deGrace 3-4
l:13%fast
8-6
110
*2
2
'2
li*
P
J Wilson
7 N .’)0 H. ilfGra.ee 3-4
1:15 fast
2
111
«
6
‘2
1 ‘
2 >
Kohl'ins
7 SoG H.deL^raee 3-4
1:15 fast
1
lOS
8
4
4
4'
3 3 A
Roltbins
7731
Jaincs’n lm70y
1:46 fast
7-10 102
7
3
2
2
2 4
^nk
Montour
TODDLING, b. g. 4
107
By Toddington-
1*155
t’onn’ght 51 f
1 :09%fast
6
1)HI
'2
5
€
5®
o ! l
M onl "in'
Blue l-.on. 5 1
1:16 fast
S
111
fi
4
;;
14
1 *
11 Watts
SSU5
Blue l’.on. 3-1
1:1 l%fast
12
95
'J
6
5
1 ‘
5**.'.
Montour
N*i!M
Del'mier Al>5-S
1:10 hvy
2
UK)
1 H ”
Kill' vv'th
85-59 1 6 lurhnier 2 I l:3n%hvy
Deronde 14 Thrifly, Gold Cap. Star Gift
Deronde It. Spellbound, ClolhesBrush, Y.l.ail
Derouda 13 Cosgrove, Ardelou. Gold Cap
Derouda 11 Magazine, BoyalXIessage.Lel'riio
Fraeh 12 Dr. Meet, Magazine. J.ll.H'ghton
Deronda 8 GoldCap. Towton Field. Gagnant
Deronda 8 Cherryola, TowtonField, Incision
;ar Shoot — Carlotta C. (W. Cahill).
Valid's, u 8 Yorkl.ad. Agnier, Burn. Daylight
Vand'sen 1 t Thrifty, tiold Cap. Bighteasy
.1 Wilson lit .1.11. Houghton, LovcDay.SpollbM
Montour 12 Dr. Neel. Magazine, J.H.H'gbton
C Turner 13 MollieS.. Mileage, McCreary
Snider !) F. Mulliollaiid, Stairs, Blackford
I Wilson 11 Deduction, Bye Straw. Fred Levy
.1 Wilson it Frog. Mileage. Brynary
Itohl.ins 12 Agnier. Baythorn, TYiniata
ltohhins 11 Fred Levy. Garry. Frog
Montour !> C. Beaeliey, T. Squire. J.Gaitcns
jddington — Countess Pepper (J. A, Strode).
Montour n York laid. JessiipBiirn. S lam..:
II Watts 12 Cheinul|>o, Jonquil, Oakley
Montour 11 "I'ln i ft v. Gold Cap. Bighteasy
KiH’vv’th t! M.Jean. G.Treas're. D.ofBriiige’r
Dreycr 7 Itose Oueil. Heretie. Gagnant
S^NS
) 'onnaught
3
-4
l:16%fast
1"
1"S
7
9
8
7 2
5 3
D ('oimi'llylO
Jonquil. F. Godmother, Planter
.NjkiO
1 ” unaugiit
5'.
f
1 :09‘r. fast
50
106
11
14
15
15
15**
Ambrose
15
Bosemary. TomSay
ers, Blk. River
I/ex'gton 1
r
16
1 :46 4 Afast
W
1"7
3 9 8
10
84
910
( Jvoss
Id
H. Howdy. Bash,
Bit of Fortune
Gxington
3
4
1 :14%fast
26
I'*:
9
12
12
»'
91 -J
llvederls
12
Jabot. iMarsbou. New Haven
7!L26
1 axingt on
3
4
1 : l.VHslow
17
MM
8
11
1 "
8 ®
G • \
Gross
11
Praetorian. Bash.
Marshon
G372
Anaconda
F
C
1:13 fast
1C
1 ".,
S
10
10
8 1
McG’skey
10
I I Bun. Sir Barry.
Pickaninny
5253
A naconda
1
1:46 slow
2 f>
ior,
2 4 4
5
6
5‘7
Ormes
5
Cool, Miss Korn. ]
Balrcnia
5225 Anaconda 1 1-8 2:06 hvy 35
RAVENAL. ch. g, 3
901 . Conn'ght 55 f hlO^fast 10
S773 Blue Bon. 3 4 l:15%fast 15
81lo la-Cgt.in linTOyl :13 , ; t.fast lx)
8tl22 Lexington 3-4 l:15%fast 21-5
SENATOR JAMES, ch. c. 3
:xu5
t’nnn'ght
5! f l:09%fast
50
ms
4
8771
1 touglas
3 4 l:13!t,fast
31
105
8
79 ")i
Ixxington
5 4 lHS^sloW
11
102
1
7885
1 .exington
3-4 1:17 hvv
11
103
3
6178
Latonia
3-4 1 :14g slow 53
91
9
6116
1 .atonia
oi f 1:01 it mud 4
110
3
i> .
1 .atonia
3-4 1:11 Z fast
45
lot
6
6022
Min.Sp’ gs
5 S l: 0 lj| fast
4
H'SJ 4
l>986
Min.Sp’gs
5 8 1:018 fast
5
HKi
6
6576 Douglas Pk
3 4 1:13* fast
35
1101 4
MARIE T.. br. f. 3
9056 Conn’ght 1 I S 1:56 fast 20
8960 Conn’ght 65 f l:09%fast 7
8879 Blue Bon. 3-1 1:15 fast 12
7883 II il.'tl'rr lm70yl :47%sloW 20
7825 H.deGrace 55 f l:07%fast 31
7636 JamesCwn 55 t' 1 :07- ; .fast 40
6397 Toronto 3 4 1:148 slop 67- 10
6096 Montreal 6* f 1:088 good 35
43M Hamilton 3 4 1:16* hvy 45
3846 Windsor 65 f 1:078 good 6
SHREVE, ch. g. 4
896o Conn'ght 5.'. f l:<‘9%fast 30
8.30 Electric AIK. 8 69 fast 4*
8448
Electric
41 f
59%hvy
7717
Marlboro
5-8 1
:**; hvy
7721
Ma rlboro
41 f
57 % fa st
77M
Marlboro
44 f
57 last
7686
Marlboro
44 f
57'Z.fast
76., 7
Marlboro
44 f
5*i- : ,fast
4617
Baltimore
44 f
6 S 4 fast
95 1 5 3 3J f
106 6 6 4 4 2 3
105 By
110 9 5 1 9* 13
113 1
112 4
112 8
109 3
112 5
109 6
112 I>eft at the post
111 1 1 36 4
FUCHSIA, ch. f. 3
9o8o Connaught 3 1 1:17 fast 5
896o Conn’ght 5'. f l:0914fast 15
8773 Blue Bon. 3 t l:15%fast 15
7765 Jamestown 3 4 l:15%fast 8
7591 Charleston 2-4 1 : 16-..fast 4
7513 Charleston 3-4 l:17%good 25
7445 Charlcst'u 65 f l:09%slow 10
HERETIC, ch. g. 6
90)5 Conn’ght 51 f 1 :lo*4f&st 25
S96o Conn'ght 55 f LOO'/fcfast 30
8775 Blue Bon. 7-S 1 :28',ifast 20
8689 Delorimier 3 4 l:37%hvy 4
8569 Delorimier 3-4 1 :80%hvy S
7778 Jamestown 3-4 1 : 15V, good 15
7776 James'n 1 1-16 l:51%mud 4
MINNIE BRIGHT, ch. m. 7
HIS 3 Conn’ght 55 f l:" 8 %fast 40
8988 Connaught 3-4 l:16%fast 30
8 !x;o C’nuaught 5* f l:09%fast 30
8775 Blue Bon. 7-8 l: 2 S>Afast 60
8501 Toronto 3-4 1:16 slow f'ld
BLANCHE FRANCES, ch. m. 6
8960 Conn'ght 55 f l:091fcfast 60
8775 Blue Bon. 7-S l:28>.-,fast 50
8690 Del'inior Al»5-Sl:1l hvy 15
8683 Del’micr AI 6-8 1 :08%slop 13
8555 Delorimier 5-8 1 :13’4hvy 12
7775 Jamestown 7-S 1 :30%mud 12
7751 Jamestown 7 S l:30%mud 10
7698 Jamestown 3-4 l:lfi%fast 25
MYRTLE MARION, b. m. 5
9051 Connaught 1 1 :41%fast 25
8989 Conn’ght 1 1-8 1 :56>sfast 40
8857 BlueBon. 1 1-S 1 :56- ; , fast loll
4899 Montreal 1 l:41%fast 100
4538 KingEd. 1 1-16 l:50%fast 6-5
4498 KingEd. 1 1-16 1 :51%fast 3
4433 KingEd. 65 f 1 :33 42 fast 6
4 s 4*4 Ornies 5 Patriotic. The Peer. Montgomery
By Ornament — Spanker (P. M. Civill).
r.I 5-'i Nathan 12 B. McGill, Benl'rior. TomSayers
7* 7 11 Brooks in Bryndor, Firl.al, Speaker Clark
6 I '. 21 Goose t! Bonanza. Spindle. Banorellu
16 2 “ Goose 12 Kiiigling. Bill Whaley, B. Amber
By Ort Wells — Miss Laetitia (Doerhoefer & West)
2 ®k l 2 ', ltohhins P Yorkl.ad, JessiipBiirn. Toddling
9 9*4.1 Callahan 12 Celesta. A. Patricia. CedarBrook
14 4 3 H Martin II l'raetorian. Bash. Marshon
7* 7"'U Callahan 12 Wilhite. B..sc of Jeddah. All Bed
8 R 12 .1 McCabe SolarStar. Klelmrne. Bosturtiain
34 2 " k j Callahan 11 Ancon, Fiel, Province
64 6 s Nathan 11 Pop Gun, Toy. Smash
64 7 , 0 4Woods 11 Ella Grane, Spirella. Dncli. Daffy
4 1 3*1 Ohert 7 Yorkville. Ethelb’g II.. C.d’Alene
44 4 2 4 Borel 11 Connaught, Blue Beard. Booster
By Ogden — Mariti (C. T. Comerford).
fi 4 t . 11 Johnson 7 Azo. Bash, Judge Monek
tit 7 1 Nathan 15 Bosemary. '1'. Sayers. B. Biver
3 l 6 :, 1 Nathan 11 Emil.vLee, Incision. VenetaStronie
7 5 7 17 Nathan S Mary Ann K., Stairs. Font
6 * 6*4 Nathan (1 M. Moments. Moncreif. Schaller
5 1 5® AVolfe S Palanquin. Flabbergast. Yorkville
54 4*J Jensen 7 M. Edith. RalphLloyd. B’t Candle
7 6 '" McTag'rt 7 Lewm, Did Coin, Mattie I..
34 5*4 Wolf 8 Tankard. Old Coin. Bar. Worth
4 2 3 2 J Dlggius 8 Dorlou. Flabbergast. Volita
By Potentate — Puritan Girl (J. H. Shreve).
9 1 13 13 K Scharf 15 Bosemary. T. Sayers, 1!. Biver
I s Alex 7 StelelilT. Sam Barber. Bryn
4-5 Alex 7 I.itlle I’al. Phew. Blue Crest
8 22 C Jackson It Deborrah. Miss Primity. Ag.May
3 2 5 K Jackson S Cap Nelson. Inspired. Brush
5'5 C Jackson 8 Smirk. Lasa Ja. McAmlrcws
6 ® P Jackson 8 Ego. Belfast. Smirk
post. C Jackson 8 Fanchette, I?. Masterson. M. Reed
36 4 s liral 8 N’ty Rose, Annagb, D. de Noyles
By Peep o’Day — Freyja (E. J. Salt).
3 3 3 3 Vand'sen s Baron tie Kalb. Clinton. L.Ladas
65 5* Monlou* 15 Bosemary. T. Sayers. B. Biver
4‘ 4 7 Bruee in Bryndor. Firhal, Speaker Clark
3* 3*5 Bobbins 7 Cogs. (Iliad Biifortl, Snowflakes
64 6 "'.JV anti’. sen 12 Paiultiriiia. Anna Claire. Syosset
5* 3 ' ij Vanti’sen 13 R.I1. Grav, Syosset. Anna Cluiie
3 4 2*5 Vand'sen Hi Bernadette, Anna Claire, Syosset
S3 IS
Pimlico 5
1 1:15 goodS7 10
112
s
*2
5
2= 2> Butwell
!>
W .Welles.
J.Nunnally. York Lad
8275
Pimlieo 3
1 1:15 fast
IHi
103
5
8
9' ‘.•"ID II off mail 12
Gold Gap,
York laid. McCreary
8172
Piuilieo 5
1 1:15': fast
f’ Id
112
6
1
2
2® 2'.1 Wolfe
]::
Volk Lad
. Clo. Brush. Vigorous
8116
Pimlieo lmloy 1:45 last
4S
H*7
9 4
5
♦;
6'1 6®1 Sniiler
lo
E. Grane.t
\ 1 • Em. 1,. of Lang'leti
7782
James’n 11!
16 l:4SVigood
5
106
4 5
0
2
2'i 2* Montour
t!
B. Mouse,
( '.Beaeliey, Hedge Bose
INCISION, blk. g.
5
104
By Cesanon — Belle
Swift (J.
Griffin).
Connaught 5
1 1 :15V£fast
115
4
3
*2
34 l ' 1 <! Burns
s
I'licmuliHi.
Jessup Burn. Muff
S!Mi3
f’nnaugiit 51
f 1 :09%fast
115
3
8
7
6 °k 4 2 (', Burns
1 ::
Satyr, Billy Collins. M. Johnson
SS7'.’
Blue Bon. 3
l 1:15 fast
4
ltHi
1
2
1
l'i 2" War’gtou
1 1
Emily Lee,
Vend a SI runic, plan ter
8722
Blue Hon. 3
1 l:l5'„fasl
30
110
1
1
2
34 5 3 4 War’ ton
Hi
Spel Ill'll.
Righte’y. Clothe Brash
S«!»l
Del'mer AI'5
S 1:10 hvy
fi
112
5"plall
(J
Toddling,
Miss Jean. G. Treasure
7748
Marlboro 51
f 1:12 hvy
IS 5
107
4 T Pickens
7
Btteillg Be
II. Tony W.. Viley
77 1 3
Marlboro 51
f 1 :09'-jifast
7-5
99
6*1 D Hoffman 1 !
ital Masterson. 1 ’rentier. It. Bell
Tfiss
M’lboro Al>7
S 1:27% fast
L>
112
«®4 Kill’w’th
7
Semi-quaver. (Mil". Dird Wells
7<>iS
M’boro A b61
f 1:23 fast
31
112
3* Kill’w’th
(5
Semi quaver, llaldcman. L. Wells
7f»4 \
M’lboro A b7
S l:2S%fast
117
1' Kill’w’th
N
Swart’s Hill. Tony XV., Gagnant
JONQUIL, b. f. 3
9011 Conn'ght 55 f 1 : 09 Vf,fast 5
8988 Connaught !!~1 l:16%fast 1
8852 Blue lion. 3-4 1:16 fast 4
8778 Blue Bon. 7-8 l:28%fast 7
8722 Blue Bon. 3-4 Bla^jfast 15
8501 Toronto 3-4 1:16 slow 63-10
7716 JamesCwn 55 f 1:09 fast 3
ARDELON. eh. e 3
By Peter Pan — Jessant (E. J. McGraw).
4 s 2 3 Nathan !t Bighteasy. Bosemary , Artleloii
l 3 1' Dcnnler lit F.Gotlinother, Planter, Dyii'imite
5* 3 1 \ F Johnson 12 Tmltlling. Chetnitlpt>, Dak lev
34 4 7 5 l! Turner 15 Jaciiueliua. Hasson, Ralpliijoyd
9 2 7*4 W Dunn It! Spellli’tl. Bighte’y, ClothesBrnsh
24 34 F Johnson B! Miss Jonah. Mawr Latl. B. Biver
34 2“ Baker 8 Ancon. Arran. Capt. Jinks
By Ccsarion — Nigella (W. R. Mizell).
9<dl
(’onn'ght
54 f 1:09',;, fast
S
1 «» 1
S
6
5
5 1
4*.i Ambrose
!l
Bighteasy, Jonquil, Rosemary
8733
Blue Bon.
3-1 1:15 fast
10
9 .",
3
4
4
5 2
4 3 j Snyder
1 1
Lord Wells. Fred Levy. Cosgrove
SH41
Toronto
3-4 1:14 fast
73 10
M3
7
4
4
4.1
2'1 Snyder
i.’S
Cosgrove, Gobi Cap, Righteasy
843>
Toronto
3-4 l:14\faat
2C-5
MM
8
6
5
1 '4
2"8 Snyder
12
York Lad. Carrillon. Tom Sayers
S03i4
Pimlico
3-t 1:11' .fast
fid
1(H)
6
10
7
4 2
4*4 Snider
1 .'!
Nimbus, M. Moments, Deduction
7057
Pimlico
3 1 1 :14%fast
—
05
10
6
6
6 *
5 :, 1 Sniiler
11
I anal Wells. Pop Gun, Bae. Belle
7sfif;
H.deGrace
3-4 1 :14',sfast
10
M5
11
11
10
5i
11 Snider
13
I, ail of Langilcn. Magazine, Spin
RUSSELL McGILL. b. «r. 4
103
By Canard — Winsome Ways (R. J. Allison).
1401.7
( 'onn’glit
5* f 1 :H»f.fast
13-5
|l Ml
4
3
2
14
O' Montour
12
IS. Prior. T. Savors, M. Johnson
S,%3
< ’onn’ght
5.1 f 1:0!";, fast
7
111
6
10
8
S 3
7®.t Ambrose
13
Satyr. Billy izollhis. ,M. Johnson
SSOf»
Blue Bon.
5 1 1 : 1 1 'r.fast
12
107 10
7
7
6*
7"iSmall
14
Thrifty, G«»!d Pap, Bi^lit«»asy
8345
Tulsa 3 Im.’itiy 1 :70%fast
6
117
Left at
the
post. Small
t>
Pominira, Pordovn. Tho Wolf
I s Alex
4 2 4 Alex
4‘ 4 7 Bruee
3 1 3*5 Bobbins
6t 6 "*i Valid’. sen
By Hastings — Hoopstick (C. T. Halsey).
106 Lost rider.
It 6) 4 5 5 5
169 7 7 7 7
95 8 8 8
106
101 2112
165 7 5 5 10
HH 1111
12 13 13* i:: !3 .*.Meripole
11 10 106 jo Meripolc
4 17 Hecht
6 26 Meripole
rider. C Smith
5 5 6 3 G ,3 4Corey
7 7 6 2 5*1 Corey
8 8 8 8“ W Ward
11 11 12 9 7 4 llalsey 12 B. McGill, Benl’rior. TomSayers!
13 14 i4i®l0 18 iBobbins 15 Rosemary. T. Sayers. B. Biver
13 Bled. Montour 13 Flex. Emily Lee. It. If. Gray
f>'° Kill’w’th li E. of Richmond. R.Oncil. Silicic
2 5 Franklin 7 Rose Oueil. Tedtlling. Gagnant
5 5 6 6 21 Montour 7 T.Cook. New Haven. E.LieBiume
1 1 l'J 2 h Montour 7 O Em, MollieS.. Aviator
By Balgowan — Malaise (Mrs. J. W. Flynn!.
7 S 9 3 7 12 Dreyer 11 Marsaml. T. Thompson. T. Sayers
1 2 4* 9 7 4 Nathan HI Jonquil. F. Godmother, Planter
11 10 11‘ 9' 3 Dennler 15 Bosemary, TomSayers. Blk. Biver
5 6 G 2 7 '-J Prey or 13 Flex. Emily Lee, It. IT. Gray
11 10 10 1 9®i P Spencer 13 Miss Jonah. Mawr Lad, Jonquil
By Herbert — Rubifoam (J. Forrester).
12 13 13 4 13 !3 5Meripolo 15 Rosemary. T. Sayers. B. Biver
11 10 10 u 9 14 Meripole 13 Flex. Emily Lee. It. If. Gray
4' 7 Hecht 7 Dust. Proclivity. Chess
6 2# Meripole 7 Dahom.Boy. John. Wise. Fairchild
: rider. C Smith 10 Jim L., Tiny Tim. Booby
5 5 6 s 6 ,3 4Corey 7 M'din’to. F.G’mother. N'noc.IVJr
7 7 6 2 5*1 Corey S Xlontagnie. It. Account. N. Itiver
8 8 8 8 11 W W’ard 8 Futurity. I.Gumniell. G.S. Davis
By Wcolsthorpe — Pocketpiece (G. A. Tacot).
1 2 4 3 5*5 Williams 7 Jacquclinu, Clieii:ul|a>. Mollic S.
5 10 10 lo-' 1 J Williamslo E. M. Eckert, L’k.v George, Bash.
1 1 5 2 6*5 .1 Williams 7 Hat (eras. Bash, Golden Treasure
10 9 9“ 9'“5Van B'otenH) E. of I.angdcn. Heretic. It. I. ass
2 4 A M’thews 7 Cassowary, Golcouda, Tender
1 - A M’thews i! Cassowary. Golconda. Naugh. Lad
3 3 A M’thews 8 M. Jean, OlicuiuliKi, Cuius Daisy
8290 Tulsa 3-4m50y 1 :2S slow 24
821 1 Tulsa 6K. f 1:24 good 3 2
8126 Tulsa Ab5-S l;03i&hvy 2-5
CUT1E B.. h. f. 3
7911 H.deGrace 3-1 l:13%fast 7
777'.' Jamesl’wn 5J f 1:09 good 7
7625 < 'bar lest on 3 I l:l6V£fast 3 2
7595 Charleston 3, i i : 14% fast 29
7525 Cliarlest’n 65 f 1:09 good 1I-!
7449 Charleston 3 1 1:15 slow 40
7416 Charleston 3 4 1:14 4 4fast 20
6287 Latonia 64 f 1:07 fast 23-11
5766 Churchill 54 f l:07g fast 2
5461 DouglasPlc 65 f l:tI7i fast 54
5353 Douglas Pk 3-4 1:141 fast 7
SEMI-QUAVER, ch. h. 5
9011 Conn’ght 51 f 1 :t<9%fast 41
8948 KingEd. 3 11:17 fast 4
7711 M’boro Al»64 f l:22%fast 8 5
7688 M’ I boro Al>7 S l:27%fast ILK
7668 M'boro A I Oil f 1:23 fast 2
7613 M’lboro A Ij61 f 1:21 fast *10
7411 Charleston 7-S 1:29 '/-.fast 7
7371 Charleston 7-8 l:30%mud 8
7335 Charleston 7-8 1: 30J hvy 7
7276 Charleston 3 T 1:164 good 5
SATYR, ch. g. 3
8963 Conn’ght ..1 f 1 :09%fa.st 30
8739 Electric Ab61 f l:23Vifast 5
S567 Electric 45 f 59 good 54
8480 Electric Al>5 8 1:03 slop 9
URSULA THOMPSON, blk. f, 3
First start.
16 Small
lh Small
l l Small
5 Punc’gan, The W"lf. Marelimonet
5 16'ininica, T* pa rent. W. of t. M’g
5 A. Interest. L.M. Eckert, The Fad
Bv Marla Santa — Black Water (P. Phillips).
wi
s
l'i
5
t ; 2
6*1
Wolfe
!• Star Gift. Frog. Mileage
91
r,
5
4
3*
1 '4
Mellon' Id
7 Marsand, W. Welles, JocGaitens
2 ms
5
4
4
34
•U)
t loose
S Kelly. Jiiaquin. F. Godmother
1 97
1
7
7
6 4
59
Wolfe
s Viley, Nimbus, Conperiown
15 107
5
4
4'4
1 >reyer
7 Kelly. Ancon. Polly Worth
1 102
7
♦i
6
6 2
6*3
Dreyer
S GoldCap. Tow. Field, Righteasy
> mi
6
6
6
6 2
5'i Dreyer
s Cherryola. Bighteasy, Tow. Field
-io ms
5
7
4
2>*
2 2
P Turner
11 Kalinka. Mimesis. Pretty Molly
112
1
3
1
1>
ink
C Joose
S Ask Ma. Anna Reed. Idle Tide i
106 7 5 3 3*4 4'i (loose in Rosemary. Inqnieta, Old Woman
105 4 2 2 36 4* W Andressl’2 Old Woman. StarBerta. Ballvshe
114 By Ogden — Trillette (R. V. Haymaker).
113 2 9 9 9 7® F Jackson !i Bighteasy, Jonquil, Rosemary
110 35 F Jackson 1 I I.. Wells. Bighteasy. K.Tnnguay
lit 7 12 K Jackson 7 Sylvestris, Cut tyluink. Viley
115 1‘4 F Jackson 7 otilo, laird Wells. Tony W.
115 l 2 F Jackson <! llaldcman. Incision, l.ord Wells
108 fAJ F Jackson !> Sylvestris. B. Bradley. 1,. Wells
111 6 11 1 D D !■* Jackson 13 Little Ep. LordElam. The Squire
112 7 6 7 i! 7 , ®7" F Jackson 8 Benedict inn. Gagnant. Preleml
112 111 26 ® 6*1 F Jackson Harcnirt. Swart’s Hill. Camel
115 3 4 4 3 h 25 F Jackson 12 Incision. Dipper, Com. Touch
102 By Hippodrome — Fairy Sprite (J. M. Cooper).
lilt 5 4 2 36 16 Bobbins 1!! Bil. Collins. M. Johnson, Incision
107 6 27 Alex 5 W. Welles, Deduction, I’. Thorpe
107 l nk Alex l! Fanchette, Bryn, Deborah
ll>5 14 Alex 8 HcrinisJr., Refugitta. M. Chase
92 By Fatherless — Tillie (L. P. Docrhofer).
SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. (9054 — 1:41 7
CHEMULPO, ch. m. 6
1X154 Connaught 1 lHl^fast
89ixi Connaught 3-4 l:15%fast 6
8852 Blue Bon. 3-4 1:16 fast 8
8*06 Blue Bon. 3 4 1: MV-, fast 30
8722 Blue Bon. 3-4 1:15%fast 15
7736 Jamestown 3-1 l:ll%fast 9 5
7717 JamesCwn 5-1 f l:09'/&fast 9 5
769 1 JamesCwn 55 f 1 :liS%fast 10
7671 JamesCwn 54 f l:08%fast 15
7663 JamesCwn 5* f 1 : 07 *t.fasL 12
L. M. ECKERT, b. g. 8
8989 Conn'ght 1 1 * 1 :50'ifast 9
8964 ("aught 1 1-16 1:50 fast 12
8883 Blm-Bon. 1 1 8 l:56%fast 5
87 4 BlueBon. 1 1-8 l:56Vr.fast 30
833J Tulsa ltn20y 1 :. r X8'V,s 1 o w 12
8267 Tulsa Ab7-8 l:32%sloW 4-5
8170 Tulsa Al>7 S 1 :29%slow 8-5
8126 Tulsa Ab5 8 l:0:!'/f.hvy 5
8n96 Tulsa 3-4 l:16%fast S
JUDGE MONCK. b. h. 6
!xi56 Conn’ght 1 1 * 1:56 fast 7
8989 Conn'ght 1 1-8 1 :56%fast 15
8852 Blue Bon. 3 4 1:16 fast 15
By Ben Strome— Korea (J. W. Hedrick).
Ink 2 llk E Scharf 7 .lacqtielina. Mollie S., Mllff
2 l 2 h Scharf 8 Incision, Jessup Burn. Mull
26 2‘ R Watts 12 Toddling, Jonquil, Oakley
ID 9' = |K Scharf 14 Thrifty. Gold Cap, Bighteasy
13* 13** E Scharf If. Spellb’d. Biglitc’y. Clot liesBrush
6 6 * Buxton (> II. Hutchison, Eaton. Font
14 l 2 Buxton 5 Smash. Tiger Jim. Hans Crock
34 2” Buxton 8 Marsand, Joe Gaitens, Martre
6 2 5 3 J Buxton 11 Star Gift. Queen Bee. Martre
4* 3 3 1 Buxton 0 Martre. Bye Straw, Double Five
By Don Orsino — Sister Gertrude (B. Weete).
I 2 D D Connelly Id Lucky George, Bash, Gerrard
16 R Brooks
16 B Brooks
3 J B Brooks
2* B Bnx.ks
8852 Blue Bon.
8778 Blue Bon.
8250 Pimlico
8155 Pimlico
Nofi9 Pimlico
79.19 11 deGrace
7**i 1 1 .del ; race
7675 Jamestown
-8 l:2S%fast 15 H 18 11
1 1:41 fast 14 Ids’. 1
1 l:41%fast 16-5 105 2
1 1:42 fast 128 109 2
5-4 l:14%fast 2 105 9
!-t l:14%slow 30 phi 5
1 1 :41 Hifast 40 95 3
8 7 8*1 Halsey 12 Jacqm lina. .(piaster. Husky Lad
35 3'| Small 10 Naughty Lad. Colston. Frog
2* 2 2 B Brooks 11 Apiaster, Stairs. Cutlyhunk
7 5 1 B Brooks 9 Ziin. Eva Tangibly. Furlong
16 lj Brooks l! D.M'lgoineiy. J.Pat'rson. P.Mohr
l h u Brooks r. E.Tang’y. D.M’goinery. J. It. Clay
3® B l’.rrs.ks 5 Bus. MeGill. A. Interest. The Fad
2* it Brooks 8 R.. McGill. D.M’g’m’y. W.oft.M’g
By Ben Brush — Early and Often (W. J. McDermott).
3® :!-', W Dunn 7 Azo. Bash. Jack Baxson
7 7 7 14 XV Dunn It- I,. M. Eckert, F.’kv George. Basil
86 4 Stegmeier 12 T'Mlilling. Chemulpo, Jonquil
IP 2 9 71 . Ambrose 15 .Tacquelilia, llassoii. Bai|d)Lloyd
5* 4®J .1 MeTag’rtKI Elwali. Ralph Lloyd. O Em
4 : '" 4 7 Wolfe r. Captain Swanson, Elwali. El Oro
4 2 5 2 J Montour 9 D. ,\l ’dona Id. Hoffman, Altamaha
51 6 3 4 Wolfe in Edith Inez, Patrick S.. Horace E.
6 5 r J McTag’rt 5 Sherwood, Montresor. I’r. Ahmed
4 2 4*4 J MeTag’rt 5 J. Furlong. The Bump, Voltliorpe
BRITISH COLUMBIA
TliWOMnfD ASSOCIATION
SUMMER MEETING 1913
OPENING JUNE 28
Continuing daily until Sept. 15, with a Purse Account
of $2,500 or more daily. One $750 Handicap
every Wednesday and one $1,000 Handicap every
Saturday. No entrance or starting fees charged
W. W. FINN, Manager
1021 Roger Building ::: Vancouver, British Columbia
MASTER JIM. b. g, 4 110
82X17 Toronto 1 1-16 1 : (9Vr.sl o w f’ld 110 6
7!»!2 Pimlico lniGev 1:46 fast — 115 0
7662 Jamestown T SBiiS’-yifast 60 lio 3
6619 Jatncst’n lm70y 1:48* livy 8 110 5
G'XKt Jamest’n 1 1-16 1 :4Sj( List 24 105 6
t!i,6 1 Jamestown 1 l:40jj fast 4'» 113 10
6434 I^uonia lni70y 1:51 hvy 19-10 108 9
HOWDY HOWDY, b. g 6 115
8621 Toronto 1 I 16 1 : I'D, fast 31 B2 1
SHKt l^'Miigton 3-4 1 :13vf,fast 29-5 109 7
8<»'.9 Ixx'gton 1 1 16 1:46%fast 44 ll:: 1
7968 L' X’glon 1 1-16 1 :46«f.fast 24 111) 4
7617 Charleston 7-S 1 : 29-K.good 7 108 5
7«ot Charleston 3 4 1:14Vifast 9-10 109 4
BUCK PIN. ch. m. 5 108
90.1 Connaught 2. 4 1:14-., fast 4') 1 " 4
88:9* Blu> Boil. 54 f 1 ;0S%fast 25 P'9 15
fid
1 1 ‘)
2
2
2
2 *
2 * A
Small
in Apiaster, llatleraa. Bash
—
115
5
3
3
3
3 s
4-i
J Wilson
s Oakhurst. Spellbmiud. ll. I)i|iper
60
110
3
7
8
€
6 *
J Wilson
S Cherryola. Armor, Merry Lad
8
110
5
5
3
2
33
2»i
Mondon
10 Servieenco, Granin. Troy Weight
54
105
f,
1
2
2
♦V
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Teahan
ll Supervisor. Banorella. Accord
4o
113
1 <»
11
M
10
S A
Mmidon
11 Colonel Cook. Napier, Dynamite
1*4 l r ‘ Goose 10 Putrnchc. Love Day, Lassie
By Ossary — Signorina (W. Woodard).
I 2 D C Turner 7 Hason. Mimesis. Cliad Buford
8 8“* W Andress 9 Just Bed. Etlielda. Fellowman
2* H 1 W Andress lO Bash, Bit of Fortune, Tom King
54 7 12 5W Andresslt) l'orelieail. Floral Day. Supple
1- 6 7 Goose 8 Ciittylmnk. S. Hill. H. Huiebison
44 34 T Koerner 8 V. Strome. C. Beaeliey. Toddling
By McGee — Scarf Pin (B. E. Chapman).
7..S7
Juarez
1
1:40 fast
13-10
103
4
3
3
2
2 *
2' Neylon
7570
Juarez
7-S
1 :25 fast
5
mi
2
2
3
4
4 2
5 2 1 Robbins
7534
J u a re*
7-S
1 :L't%fast
41
102
1
1
1
1
2 2
2"k Rolddns
7491
Juan s
1
1 :4:.’ fast
4
10 s
1
8
6
1
1 '
2f Whatley
7:216
J uarez
1
l:38%fast
10 -
107
4
1
1
2
2 s
2'4 Whatley
li Robbins
7241
Juarez
I
1 :+l goiMill 20 mo
5
4
2
2
3 2
7141
Juarez
3-4
1:231 hvy
15
111
2
3
2
2 ®
l 2 Whatley
TODDLING, b.
g. 4
110
By Toddington-
9055
• 'onn’ght
51 f 1 ."9%fast
6
]IXI
3
£
6
5 s
3'J Montoor
8852
Blue Bon.
3 4
1:16 fast
8
111
6
4
3
H
l 1 11 Watts
88u5
Blue Bon.
3-4
l:14%fast
12
95
9
6
5
4 l
5*J Montour
8691
Del'mier Abo-S
1:10 hvy
2
109
1 * Kill’w’th
8559
Delorimier
3-4
1 :30%hvy
7-10
109
3«J Dreyer
8318
Pimlico
3-4
1:15 goodS7-10 112
2
2
5
2 *
2' Butwell
8273 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 26
8172 Pimlico 3-4 1 :15*sfast f’ld
811C Pimlioo lm40yl:45 fast 48
7782 James’n 1 1-16 l:48*/xgood 5
FIEL. blk. g. 3
9ol6 Connaught 1 l:42%fast 40
7781 James’n lm70yl:47 good 7
7765 James’n 1 1-16 1 :5'B-g«od 12
7737 James’n 1 1-16 1 48%fast 20
7578 I'liarle’n 1 1-16 l:5')%inu)l 2
7530 Charles' n 1 1-8 l:5t>v.good 3|
6* 6*', Meripol 7 Flex. Gobi Cap. Vmir
l!! 2 i D 4 .', Meripole 1.. It. Message, Aniericus, II"I 1 . 1'.cc
21 2' Neylon 7 John Louis. Palma. Ancestors
4-' 5 2 1 Rolddns 8 Atnon. Upright. Irish Gentleman
2- 2 ,lk Bobbins 7 Upright. Meadow, Dorothy Dean
1* Whatley lb Baeb. Girl. Mockler. C. Maielim't
2 2 2'4 Whatley (> Sea Cliff. Zoroaster. Mai/.ie Girl
3 2 1J Robbins 8 Hailad. Itosevale. Royal River
2® 1* Whatley 8 Mercur'tn. 8. V. Hough. A.SIqps’j
By Toddington — Countess Pepper (J. A. Strode).
5 2 5", Montoor :• Yorkl.ad. JessupBurn, S. James
14 1* H Watts 12 Chemulpo. Jonquil. Oakley
4* 5*4 Montour 14 Thrifty, Gold Cap. Righteasy
1* Kill'w’th 0 M.Jean. G. Treasure, D.ofBridge’r
3*4 Dreyer 7 Rose Oneil. Heretic. Gagnant
2 2 2* Butwell 9 W. Welles. J.Nunn.llly. York Lad
9’ 9"41> HoiTmanl2 Geld Cap. York Lad. McCreary
2® 2‘J Wolfe 15 York Lad, do. Brush, Vigorous
6*4 6®4 Snider 111 E. Graney. 0 ETn. I,, of I.angden
2'4 2* Montour (5 B. Mouse. C. Beaeliey. UedgeRose
By Fatherless — Lizzie H. (A. R. Bresler).
S 8* 3 Nathan s Gold. Treasure. Effendi. Mycenae
6' 6 7 1 Nathan S I’.G'mot her. S.N’thcut, Cynosure
6® 6*1 Nathan 8 Pliant. Clem Beaeliey. Emily Lee
54 5*1 Nathan 8 Caliph, o Em. Fairy Godmother
26 4*4 Deronda 7 Stairs. Annie Sellers, Wood Dove
4 4 4® Deronda 5 Ella Grane, Pliant, Frog
MINERAL SPRINGS JOCKEY CLUB
Ifi Race Course: PORTER, INDIANA
Forty-five Days of Racing During the Legal Rating Season
of 1913, the First Fifteen-Day Period Commencing
Thursday, July 3 f and Continuing Saturday, July 19, Inclusive
O T 'V r TJ A FA ATI "V Minimum Guaranteed Distribution in Purses
VJJ-\ ILil. for First Five Days, $1,800 Daily. Value
of purses will be increased a:, racing conditions and patronage of meeting shall warrant.
Horses should be shipped direct to Porter, Ind., via Michigan Central Railroad.
For Particulars Address CLARENCE BKETSCH. Club Secretary, Gary, Ind.
JOHN I. DAY, Presiding Judge.
J. S. WALLACE, Racing Secretary. RICHARD DWYER, Superintendent of Course and Starter.
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